Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-05-23
Personals.

James Wick, the well-known seedsman, Of
Rochester. New York. is dead, aged GA years.
Mrs. Frank Rohr, formerly of this city, died
Of smallpox last week ct Clifton Forge, ALLIE
ghany county.
Ex-Congressman A. L. Pridemore,. of Jones'
Vile. Va, was married on the 18th to Mrs. Sal
lie A. Neil, of Speer's Ferry, Va.
Mrs. Samuel Cline, two daughters and two
sons. and White strickler. Va. spent several
days at New Market last week.
Mrs. s. Crickenberger, Weyer's Cave Station,
mother Of DIR. W. P. Crickenberger OF New
Market, is visiting friends in New Market.
Alex. F. Robertson, Esq, and bride returned
to this city on last Tuesday from their bridal
tour, which was extended as far as New York
Uity.
Prof. E. s. Joynes. formerly Of Washington
and Lee University, has been elected Professor
Of Modern Languages in the University OF
South Carolina.
Mrs. Lilly, the Royal nurse who attended
Queen Victoria at the birth of each of her Maj
esty's nine children, died at Chamberwell, on
April 2S, aged ninety-two years.
eeHon. G. G. Washburne. ex-member Of Con-
.zress and Ex-Governor Of Wisconsin, died at
Eureka Hot Springs, Arkansas, on Saturday
week, OF paralysis and Bright's disease.
Rev. r. d. Roller. rector of Triaity Episcopal
Church, Martinsburg, w. Va. has received .
call to st.John's Episcopal Church. Mobile,
Ala, one of the largest and wealthiest congre-
cations in the South.
We learn from the Shenandoah Valley that
Mrs. W. II. Shirley, of Augusta county, accom-
panied by her little daughter and Miss Mamie
g. Alexander, is visiting her sister. Mrs. T. g.
Read at New Market.
The Spirit of the Valley says that Jos. T. Lo-
gan, Clerk of the County Court Of Rockingham,
who, two weeks ago, accompanied by his wife
and daughter. started on q trip to Kansas. is
report ed quite sick at Fort Scott in that State
Rev. J. M. Frost. Pastor of the Baptist church
OF this city, who has been in attendance on the
Southern Baptist Convention, recently con-
ssned at Greenville, s. c.. has returned to this
city, accompanied by Rev. Mr.. Daniels. OF Ken
tucky, q school-mate of Rev. Mr.. Frost's, who
preached excellent sermons last Sunday,
morning and night. in the Baptist church.
Judge Evermont Ward died at his residence
near Guyandotte, W. Va. Tuesday, May 10th.
1882, at Il o'clock, noon, Of consumption, aged
"a years. Before the war he held several PLACES
of public trust, and since the war he was a
member of the Constitutional Convention of
west Virginia of 1872, and was elected Judge OF
the Eighth Judicial Circuit that year and
served Ehe full term, ending December 81, 1882.
We learn from the Piedmont Observer, for
which we are indebted to DR.. w. A. Shuey,
that DIR. VIM. II. RAIDER who has been for the
past six o. seven years . leading physician in
that community, has removed to Cumberland,
Md. The Piedmont Observer sayss-'The Doc
tor goes to Cumberland where. uniting thor
ough knowledge of his profession with kind
and genial christian character. we doubt not
will soon build up an extensive practice such
as he has been here" DR.. RAIDER was born and
reared in this county on South River. below
Vaynesboro'. He served through the war
with the gallant soldier boys OF this county
After the war, he studied medicine and COM
sneneed practice at Hermitage in this county,
from which place he removed to Timbervile.
Rockingham county. and from there to Pied
mont. whence he has recently removed to
Cumberland.