Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-04-12
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A-George Anderson, 3; DR. Alexander, Q;
miss A Ashley, A Armstead, miss Allan, miss
Mary Adams, L Alexander.
B-A S Borden, mrs B Bobert, d Beach, f
Barber, mrs Braxton, Fl Brown, G Brown, B
David s Bell, miss L Bell VIM Bell, miss H G
Burton, W H Barksdale, John Bird, VIM Baiy
miss NJ Black.
aC-Wm Collins. II Childs, j B Chesholen
mrs Martha Carter, 2; Fl Christian, mrs D Craw
| ford.
D-Miss G Davis, G Dull E Dinkle, Do
veil, John Davis, John Delliord, II Deffen baugh
| E-Miss NJ Ellivett, II Echard.
| F-R Fisher Franklin Farmer, miss Nam
ME Farmer, Capt J Future, miss S Faard
Farnsworth, cashier, VIM Freaner.
G-Mrs Gilmore, q mrs R Grove, H Fl
d G CARRIER, j G Guthrie ] D M Graham, mrs
| Lucy Grant miss Molhe Garrett, Thomas Gate
H-Mrs A R Hicks, Miss B Hunter B A
Hover Beverley Harris, E Harris 2; Winston
Harris miss Mary Harris, miss Lizzie Hemp, NJ
D Hill mrs Mary Haynes, mrs Mary Haynes
J-P Jones, S johnson, n B Jenner mrs Min
ney, George Jackson Maj J R Jones, Nancy
jackson, Phillip jackson, Rev D Junkin, G J
Jennings, Adam Johnson. miss Mary Johnson,
w johnson Stephen johnson, miss A John
son. miss G Jackson, Jane jackson
KIT Ker, col. Kinney.
Ia Lee, 2; F J Leester, Geo Linsford col.
NH T Mccormick, W Montgomery, miss
n L Marshall w Malow, miss Marshall J 7
McFall, Mclean, Siley Mitchell, Martha Min
| mis-, mrs NJ Mickie miss M Miles, miss Kitty
Merritt, mrs Mollie hurry, Martin Marty, 1
McGlassin, J O McCutchen, John A McNair,
mrs A E Moon
Mrs M E Nunnally, P Nelson, col.
Prev A J Porter, Parker; Campbell s. Co,
Moses Powell, mrs A Powell, John Price mrs
Lou Powers.
R-A Ross Rhodes, Chas Reed, d Rodes,
miss Robinson, mrs M Rhoads. John w Reed
man, miss M Robinson, miss M Y Robinson,
miss M Robson, mis- NJ Rinker, mrs Rob-
ison, VIM Reeves, 2
81 f Slower, miss Smith, miss Ellen Smith
VIM Smith, MarthalSheets, t Stakeley. ii Say
ers Shields: miss Shuey, Rev Ell G Sim
pers miss Sitlington, miss A St Clair, A Stu
art.
T-Miss Tinsley, miss NJ H Thompson. mrs
NJ Talley. mrs NJ Truls mrs Mary Talley,
mrs Lucy Terrell. mrs Thompson, miss Sallie
Trus, Thomas, Monroe Trus, Aaron Taylor,
Thomas Tate -
VI A Vanfossen
W-Geo w Wright, R Watkins, L Wilson
mrs James Woods, John Watson, ] 6 Weller,
John W Wrist, James Williams. Henry Walk
Caroline White, miss Ward, Benjeman Walk
er, Weaver, (due Is cents miss A V Watts.
Y-Billy Young.
~ Letters published in the above list will be
aoratten order. The confusion caused by a num-
Der calling for letters for parties in their imnle-
diate neigh borhoods oblges US to adopt the above
rule EWD. ID. SEARS 7. M.
The RAILROAD ENGINEERS OF AMERICA
Brick Pomeroy, in an article recounting the
heroism Of an engineer on the Erie road, closes
as follows:
''And who of those who ride ever think of
the engineer with his oily Clothes his keen eye,
his well-trained hand. his advanced position,
and his responsibility? Too few of us we fear.
We chat with the conductor, we tell him sto-
| ries, we say he is good fellow, as he is; but
there is another on the train In whose keeping
We are when rushing over the rails, and that is
the engineer
Thank God, they are brave, sober, earnest
| men. They are undervalued, overworked, and
| undergrad; they are not noticed because they
Go not dress WE'LL they are seldom thought or
spoken Of because they are workipgmen Or
mechanics, but who of US all are batter, bra
yer, or more deserving, than the railroad engi-
neers of America
Ho FOR THE RAILROAD l-On Friday last a
large number OF workmen with carts, &C., be-
longing to G. R. Mason and L. B. Vaughn,
passed through Lewisburg on their way to
Charleston, where they will go to work on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. We under
sfonsis fhaf Ar NJ s6p hoe okort fuo ,nioo of