Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1894-10-12
ELECTION TUESDAY, NOV. 9Th.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE. HON
II. ST. GEO. TUCKER.
Pc r SON AL
WHEREABOUTS AND NOV EMENTs OF PEG
PIE THAT YOU KNOW.


pany with his brother-in-law, Rev. Robert
J. Gibson of Cincinnati. They visited
England, Ireland, Scotland, France and
Belgium. MIR. Robertson says he was
struck with the cheapness OF the clothing
in London. \ suit which costs $50 in Bal
timore, sells in London for little overhaul
that-the chief factor in the cheapness
being in the price Of the cloth. On the
homeward voyage the steamship ran into
the terrible gale which prevailed Off the
American coast and they had rough time
of it.
DR.. D. w. Hanger of Augusta, has re-
ceived letter from his brother, Hon.
Marshall Hanger, U. s. Consul to Bermu
da, announcing his safe return there. The
steamship on which he was passenger was
caught in the terrible gale and was four
days and half in making the voyage.
They were without q sight of the sun, aud
the sky thick with driving rain for two or
three days. and the captain lost his bearings
and sailed seventy miles beyond the island
of Bermuda.
MI. and Mrs. E. Snowden Moomau who
were married at the residence Of Prof A. j.
Turner, the brides grandfather, in Staun-
ton, few days ago, are residing at the
Lewisburg Hotel, Lewisburg, w. Va. The
Greenbrier Independent says: 1.-THE bride
is niece of Mrs. o. Z. Sydenstricker and
has spent large portion of her life here.
The numerous friends of the young couple
will join us in wishing them a long and
happy life and abundance of prosperity"
Clifton Forge Virginian: 'Sheriff n.
G. Watts Of Staunton, arrived i'll Clifton
Forge last night ana went to Iron Gate
this morning on business. MI. and Mrs.
J. Price and little daughter, of White Sui
phur, and Miss n annie Sellers, of Augusta
county, who has leen visiting them, aid
also friends in Covington, arrived in Cliff
ton Forge on No, 4 Saturday morning and
left at noon for Craigsville. the former
home of MIS-. Price,
Clifton Forge Review: MRS. Addison
Bell Of Bells Valley, who had been a guest
last week OF Mrs. John Woodward, while
on her way to the depot fell from the board
walk opposite PendIeton Brothers aud
broke bone in one of her arms near the
wrist. She also had all ankle badly sprain-
ed Mrs. Bell is d cousin of Hon. 4. L.
Withrow''
The following persons matrlculated at
the Dunsmore Business College last week:
Miss Kate Kinney, and E. L. Foster, city;
E. D. Lewis. West View; w. n. Danner.
Folly Mills; G. S. Powers, Staunton; Miss
L, A. Ponton, Verona; r, NJ. Roudabush,
Annex; G. S. Rock, Fishersville, Augusta
county; J. G. Revercomb, and Legrande
WithroW of. Millboro Spring, Bath Co.. Va.
Dr.. M. II. Crawford. Of Augusta coun-
ty, a surgeon in the navy, who has been
stationed nearly four years at the naval re-
cruiting station at San Francisco, has. at
p his own request, been detached from duty
and granted leave of absence. He will
return to Augusta this month to spend his
vacation.
Charlottesville Progress: "sGeneral'
Tarleton of Augusta county. for years a
well Known colored resident Of Chariottes-
vile, is visiting his friends here. The
General, who was the body servant of
Capt. John i. Cochran (now judge dur
MI. WI. Points, formerly U. S. Deputy
Marshal at Harrisonburg, and who is well
known in Stanton, will move from Wash
ington with his family in few days to
make their home at Charlottesville.
Harrisonburg Spirit of the Valley: Miss
Lucy E. Amiss of Stanton, is visiting the
family of r. L. Woodson. Miss Mamie
Herring of the Bridgewater neighborhood,
is visiting Judge Charles Grattan's in
Stauntoi.'
Highland Recorder 'Miss Nettie Dick
enson of New Hope, Augusta county, re
turned to her home Monday, after visit
to her brother, L. S. Dickinson of this
place.
Mr.. A. E. White, late of Gladys Inn,
the popular GUS White OF his old Staun-
ton days, has leased and taken charge of
the Hotel Clifton, the new hotel at Clifton
Forge.
The friends of Hon. John r. Lewis will
regret to learn that the condition of his
health is now regarded as very serious. and
gives his family and friends much uneasi-
ness.
Clifton Forge Review: u. Gardner
Woodward, a most efficient railroad man.
has accepted the position of yard-master
for the C. & o. railway company at Lynch
burg.
Newmarket Valley: Mrs. Peachy Ma
loney and two children left here to-day for
Staunton, Va, where they Will make their
future home, her husband being employed
at the Bodley Wagon Works"
Hon. Geo. w. Koner, one of the. Secre
taries of the National Democratic Cam
paign Committee at Washington, has re
turned to Augusta to remain till after the
election.
MI. J. G. Jones of Waynesboro, was III
Staunton Wednesday, returning from Gal
lipolis, Ohio, where he has just finished a
block of buildings for which he was the
contractor.
Mr.. B. B. Eskridge, formerly of the Ad-
ans Express Co., in this city, was warmly
welcomed this week by his friends. While he
stopped here DAY OF two on his way from
st. Louis to Washington on business.
Orange Observer: mrs. Partlow OF
Staunton, is a guest at the parsonage. Miss
Ellie Shelton ,one of our most brilliant young
ladies, is CD a visit to Augusta county"
Mrs. J. w. Newton Of Staunton, w. c.
T. U. State Organizer, delivered an address
at the East Radford Baptist church las
Sunday afternoon.
Charlottesville Progress : ''Mr. Edwin
Moss of Staunton, a member Of last years
medical class, is visiting old friends at thu
UniveEsity.'
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