Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-09-12
Personals.

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.ros+ ~ ~ Iohn Mcpbarson
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Miss Lille Da1ngerheld, OF this county, ID
visiting relatives and friends in Greenbraer
county, w. Va. Whilst in Lewisburg she was
the guest of Mr.. James Withrow.
COL Jas. n. Skinner will address the people
Of Highland at Monterey, on Tuesday, Court-
day. September 18th. He hope the gallant and
patriotic Highlanders will turn out in force TO
hear him.
Miss Lucy Lee Dice, daughter of Rev. ]. G.
Dice has charge of the Musical Department Of
tha Formv,llo 1va Famale College. The posi.
ton waa secured tn her tbrouph the recon-.
mendat,on Of the Wesleyan Female Institute
NJ VIM Prsh b,ob,v resnected citizen
vho had baen an in valid for several wears. died
an last T,esdav the 6tb inst at his residence.
.r.oao,n T.,,r r.or worr..horo, No leoves
&C., o,',,s.o,, - $50, 49, loss rnoior,tv
"a -, 90 -,
Jul WILL .. 0liWan' Ino seniai sen.ionnAn
.no lnteiilsent W washington corresponoen' VI
sne 1'ion mono O'spoec"' ~ VI . VlSi' w NO
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lev. W. L. bolilng tormeriy OF tne memphis
conference now statloneo IN Huntington w.
Na.) ana mis- accomplished or1oe nave Deen
spending week Win our townsman' MAJ. >.
W. Newton. he preached sunday morning
anu nlgnt iast at Inc M T. Onurcn Sou'n' Dull
sermons were masterpieces oi eioquence'spafA-
ling all tnrougn Win rlcn gospei trutns.
Mr.. James p. Byers, who was recovering
nom an attack Oh typnolo 1eVer' oleo at FsI-
nassus' on FRIDAY hlgnt week. irom neuiai-
ga OF Inc heart' IN tne nlty-nlntn year OF nis
age. his remains were buried on SUNDAY Oh
last week AZ the Union cnurcn cemetery-tne
unerai services Deing peTIormeo ny seV. tsaso
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we are grained 10 learn tnat MASON S1atn-
ews Patrick, son OF Dr. A. 3. fatrlcK' OF Lew
asburg. Greenbrler county, W. va. VINO re-
cea@eo Inc appointment as CRUEL ~ 1ne UNI
Ged STATES Mlntary Acaoeny At west roin''
He ,sa. 49, p sseo,.-as .s st,,Sen+ H.
- ro,th -, eood chorocter ond ma talents
80 10 ha,,a ~, donht vii oco,,Ire d,,t,rctton
D. ~ ,,,- hos, rv;she. nor a srcco.ef,, co-oar
Tne Snarieston w. Va) Hoe"'"0 C"~ On ias'
1nurso@S says oui Souns iiAono, a''u'
Runner. GRANDSON Oh our venerable catze 4,
". .o. y0'Soiu"' ioi Sno ~" o0noo
II Annapoiis' A.u.' wnefo nc soes ioi al eAan1
ahtoA " SPoAdoOAy w OIL OAohd AOo INV on0S
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Mr.. OSBORNE w. Tempieton. aged "a years,
who was travelling In the interests or Messrs.
Frank Davis q Co., OF Richmond, and who
contracted typnoid FEVER IN Maryland, and
died at the residence OF his uncle, Mr.. James
A. Templeton OF this city, was buried at Fair
neld-the ceremony being performed by Rev.
Alfred Jones, Pastor of the church Of which
the deceased was member. He was brother
OF Messrs. J. F. Templeton, Of Waynesboro'.
and W. F. Templeton, OF Rockbridge, and Mrs.
r. II. Wilson, OF New Hope. He was young
man Of promise, and his many relatives and
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,.. ~..anoos W n.o1rn. .he travs,1,ra rsr-a'
...ot,-. ~ tho Mod;aon souora Theatre wbo
.ro. ~ the Esmera1da Companv Tomorrow
,,gbt Mr. Browne is a gentleman of liberal
.v,tura and a sincere devotee of the drama az
n should be. BE carries with him all the en-.
thusiasm of the true art-lover, and his hearth
est efforts seem directed to the object of secur-
ing for our people evervwhere throughout the
rrovinces the elevated character of dramatic
ENTERTAINMENT that has heretofore been onlv
81. .no,,o, ,r~,,rn =, q ,,.,-,,,1,to, -o,,d.roe
He Is one OF the few managers who talk with
sand apparently regards them with more inter-
,eet than he does the seating capacity of the
house, or the number Of dollars that will come
IN ut the treasurer's window. His acQuaint-
>pce with the representative men Of the Amer