Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1895-06-14
From GreenviIIe.


TIoN ON IRON ORE-PRODUCTs SHIPPED
TO NORTHERN CITIEs-N EMENTs
GOOD PRICE FOR CORN, &C.
Reported for the Staunton VINDIcAToR.1
GREENvILLE, June 1.-THE small pox
scare seems to be subsiding, though there
was one death at the hospital at Middle
brook Mrs. Adams, white, and there Is
still quite number of sick ones there, some
very bad. We have never had case in our
own midst, though reports to the contra
~.
We regret to state that Mrs. Lizzie
Lightner wife Of T. A. Lightner was
again paralyzed last week and at this writ
ing is not much improved.
There was communion at Mr.. Carmel
last Sunday conducted by the Rev. A. III.
Hamilton, the pastor. Since the last COM
munion there have been 10 additions to that
church membership.
Mr.. Jos. Pelter shipped from here to the
Northern markets. very fine car load of
lambs few days ago.
Chas. Garrison is saving and shipping
from here great number Of feet of export
white oak lumber.
Asan index to better times, there was
taken a few days since by Carnegie Bros. an
option on the Is Mine Bank'' iron property
near here and they are working there night
and day prospecting.
MI. Juette Vines has force of hands
working at what is called the ''Blue Bank .
for Pa. firm. He has found magnifi-
cent vein of maganiferous ore.
Capt. Rust, Of Warren County, Va, is
visiting his brother-in-law J. Antrim Nc
Kay and expects to locate here as. he is try
ing to buy farm here.
Miss Irene Fitch left here few days
ago for KimbalI, w. Va, to be with her
mother who is quiteill.
Wilbert Steele, depot agent and telegraph
operator at Lexington B. & O. r. r. came
home last week on a visit and returned this
A. M. to Lexington.
MI. Emmit Dempster is on the SICK
list.
T. S. Burwell Deputy Sheriff, sold yester-
day for N. G. Watts, Sheriff, administra-
tor, a lot of corn and hay belonging to the
estate of Mrs. A. d. Burnett. Corn
brought SIC
Messrs. Williams and Gilkeson,
agents for the Buckeye binders report
large sales of their wares since the rise in
wheat. Wheat is remarkably tall this season
and promises a good yield but grass is short.
Corn has made beautiful start, stand ex-
cellent.
Next Sunday will be children's day at
| the M. E. Church here.
In passing Spotswood the other day we
noticed a squad of hands at work building
store and dwelling for Mr.. E. p. Trib-
bett and in another lot we saw the stakes
set for another store house, so tina this
little town seems to be on a boom. The
latter store house is for Mr.. L. G.. Dull.
Mr.. Shaver of New Hope neighborhood
who recently bought a farm from Messrs.
Williams Bros near there is buildi ng a
dwelling on it.
We noticed fine lot of spring chickens
being shipped from here to PittSburg Pa,
and it is an almost daily occurrence that
our farmers and poultry raisers ship from
heresom sort of produce such as chickens,
butter, eggs. &C., to the Northen cities.
Since Staunton by her market ordinance
restricted the trade the cream of the coun-
ty trade gives her the grand go-by and
seeks the place that brings the most money
where they can sell without being restrict
ed. Staunton surely. cut off her nose to
to spite her face in this matter.