Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1891-07-24

will make their first cast of stoves next
week.
PERSONAL---VERY.. DR.. w. T. Richardson
of Richmond, Rev. DR.. Jas. Nelson of
Staunton. Mrs. A. B. Lightner of West
View, and Mrs. Milton Butcher of Staun-
ton, Miss Julia Haines of StauntOn and
Miss Mamie Sieg of Churchville. were in
town this week.
Goshen.
The Blade has this:
PERSONAL Miss Ethel Goodman has re-
turned from Staunton. Capt. Stump OF
Staunton was in town. Master Willie
Cooke, son of Mr.. G. L. Cooke, had fall
over the bannisters at the Cold Sulphur, but
escaped without serious injury.
Clifton Forge.
The Review and the Virginian have the
following:
Closed-The old round-house of the G..
& o. here is locked up and the workmen in
all the G. & O. shops at old Clifton Forge
have been transferred to the new shops in
West Clifton Forge, where the locomotives
are now housed and the repair work is
done.
Accident.-Bat Brown was seriously cut
Sunday evening, by being knocked off the
track in West Clifton by a freight engine.
Neac Depot.-The contract for the new
depot, situated on the West Clifton Forge
property, was let last week to MI. F. Sit
terding of Richmond. The depot will cost
about $12 900 and will include a passenger
dining room like that at the Charlottesville
Junction.
Shop Burned.-The large new G. & O..
blacksmith shop in West Clifton Forge was
burned Sunday night. Loss $4,000 to
$4,000.
Buena Vista.
The Advocate has these items:
Catholic ChMrch.-The sum of 81 800
has been raised for the erection of a Catho-
lie church. There are over IS members OF
that denomination in the town.
PERSONAL---VERY.. Thos. d. Ransom and
Taylor Bissell of Staunton, were in Buena
Vista this week.
Basic CITY.
| The Advance has the following:
Large Order.-The Paper Fabrique Co.
has received from tobacco manufacturer
at Richmond an order for 10000 packs of
playing cards, and an order from a beer
brewing company at Roanoke for 10000
packs. Each concern using the cards to
advertise their wares.
Observation-Disclosures G.. Fulcher of Staun-
| L. I'D a Jvno
cord binder, having only four pieces.
Personal.-Mr. J. Alex. Bumgardner is
out after a severe illness Of several weeks.
The plans for the elegant residence of Judge
Quarles on Brandon Hill are being remod-
eled by architect Holtzclaw. Capt. James
Bumgardner of Staunton, was here Tues
day.
Shendun.
The News has the following:
First Shipment. first shipment Of
goods from Shendun's Plumbers Supplies
| Works was made on Tuesday of this week,
and consisted of a number of tanks to be
used in work now being done at West Point
in the U. S. Military School.
Visitors from Staunton.-Last Thurs
day morning two large hacks brought from
Staunton a party of pleasure seekers who
had chosen Shendun as the place calculated
to give them a day of solid enjoyment, i'll
which they were not disappointed. The
party, as registered at Wright's Hotel,
consisted Of Capt. and Mrs. James Bum
gardner, Messrs. Jacob, J. Lewis, and Ru-
dolph Bumgardner, Misses Minnie, Gussle,
Eugenia and Willie Bumgardner, India
Happier, Christine Hartman and Jennie Nc
Cue, and MI. Benz Blackboard, Jr., of
Staunton; Misses Jane Mcclure of Spots
wood Lille Parkins, OF Arkansas; Matll-
da Bell, of New Orleans; Florence Faison,
of North Carolina, and Messrs. w. A.
Bell, of New Orleans, and A. A. Sproul OF
Basic City. The party visited the Caves
and other points of interest, and started on
their homeward drive in the cool OF the
evening.
PERSONAL---VERY.. r. H. Catlett OF Staun-
ton, attended the meeting Of the directors
of The Grottoes Company at Shendun, last
week. McH. Holiday, wife and child, and
/, Miss Maud Kinney, OF Stanton, were
among the visitors to The Grottoes last
Friday. G. e. Kemper of the Staunton
bar, was, with his wife, among last week 5
arrivals at Wright's Hotel. Messrs. r. ID.
/ Apperson and J. A. Garrett OF Staunton.
we're among the visitors to Shendun on
4 Tuesday.