Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1873-04-01
ALL SORTS.

ALL SORTS.
Voice of the nights cat.
A good side-show-A pretty cheek.
Planting is progressing finely in Tennessee.
An unsatisfactory meal-A domestic broil.
How to prevent fts-Buy ready made boots
Joel Jones, an old citizen of Bedford, is
dead.
A large black bear is roaming around Culpe-
per county.
Early vegetation in Georgia has been nipped
in the bud.
The population of Colorado has doubled
since 1870.
The report that Foster took poison is denied
by DR.. Tying.
King William, of Prussia was rs years old
Saturday week.
Mr.. G. G. Trevanian, prominent citizen of
Louisa, is dead,
Discourtesy in little things is sure destroyer
of home affections.
God appoints our graces to be nurses to 9TH
er mems weaknesses.
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wood cemetery, n. Y.
A woman in Cincinnati has made one paper
of pins last for pine years.
The Rev. DIR. Munsey has gone to his home
at Jonesboro, Tennessee
The gates of Heaven are low arched. We
must enter upon our knees
A Western paper speaks of duel between
two '1ackassperated individuals"
Ex-senator Sawyer, of South Carolina, will
be Assistant Secretary of Treasury.
1t will take ST. 500, 600. to pay the back pay
the Congressman voted themselves
Robert G. Williamson died at his home in
Hanover CO., on 18th, aged n years.
Grecian ladies' counted their age, not from
their birth, bat from their marriage.
Don't take too much interest in the affairs OF
your neighboTs. Six per cent. will do.
The greatest modification one can suffer is
to feel that We are no use IN the world.
Let the most manly man but suffer enough,
and his wings begin to grow straightway.
Two millions and half barrels of petroleum
was the product Of Pennsylvania last year.
The Millerites are going to soar again on the
lst OF April That is good day for fools.
The Evangelist says that there are eight hun
dred Presbyterian clergymen idle 10 their vine
yards.
Brides have their robes now made of two
materials, the back Of satin and the front of
velvet.
The President is sharply denounced in the
houses of his friends for some Of his appoint
ments.
IF money is the root Of all evil, this section
may be classed among the moral ones of the
country.
A Roman Catholic Cathedral is to be erected
at Hartford, Conn.,, at cost of half million
Of dollars.
Work on the F. o. & G. E. r. will be re-
sumed In short time, With an increased force
of laborcrs.
The frost near Norfolk has killed all the earlv
peas and and cabbage plants, and the truckers
are replanting.
An alligator six feet long was killed on the
banks OF the Hoiston river, near Knoxville a
few days since.
The farmers of East Va, generally are seed
ing oats, and are making preparations for very
large crop oi lODaccJ.
The most selfish persons are those who have
selEesteem to such degree that they do not
know they are selfish.
The most important deed man ever per-
forms is to repent, when repentance leads to
reformation and pew life.
Henry Ward Beecher returned home from
his Western tour of seventeen lectures with
$2l 900 as his net profits.
The woods between Gordonsville and Trevil-
liaps Depot, U. y. h. H., were on fire last
week, doing much damage
A quarrel is reported In Capt. Jacks camp.
His death is threatened should he give up the
persons accused of murder.
Two hundred men are at work on the Roam
oke Valley Railroad from keysville to Clark
sville) and more are expected.
If a man speaks or acts with an evil Thought |
pain follows him as the wheel follows the foot |
of him that draws the carriage.
The executive mansion of Missouri is said to |
be haunted, and the Governors wife is SO sure |
Of it that she won't sleep there.
A Savannah horse lately ran away and into |
hotel, ortnglng up 10 front Of the bar, 1t was |
just IS he had seen his master do.
Fires in tbs woods are now the order If tho
day 10 al. parts o. the Stats and in some places
There are griefs too sacred to be babbled r.
the world, and there may be loves which one
would forbear to whisper even to friend.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has 4.
eided the law allowing, towns and wards of cites
to say ii liquor shall be sold, constitutional.
: Mr.. Gladstone has again interviewed the
renaio Premier, With an unchanged Cabinet ,t'
Knoxville is bidding high for the con.r.,
University OF the Methodist Episcopal Chnrnb
The choice lies between that city and Cbatta.
nooga.
Nothing great or good comes without birth.
pangs; ard, just IN proportion that natures
grow more noble, their capacities for suffering
increase,
None but steady and square whiskydrinkers
are allowed to live il Phoebe, Nevada Habitnai
water-drinkers are ordered to leave by yiei-
lance committee.