Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1882-09-19
Personals.

Mr. p Ross. of this city, left for brief
visit to Culpeper and Orange G. n.
Mr. H. B. Rogers on, a popular young citizen
Of Petersburg, is n, Nv Win Messrs. nurAe :"
Bradley of this city.
Miss Sue Koiner. of Vaynesboro', is visiting
her uncle and aunt. Mr.. Gideon Koiner ano
wire. at New Market.
Miss Mary Lou Bledsoe, laughter OF Thos. A
Bledsoe. Esq, who has be, IN spending sone
time in Lewisburg, VIVA, relsErnetSto tnls CITY
on last Thurday.
H. M. McIlhany has Just sturned rom Inc
Eastern markets, where he has purchase dis
Fall stock Of hardware. Gall and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. =
Rev. Mr.. Petrie, of Charlottesville, who has
been sojourning for few days at Mountain
Top, preached for Mr.. McCutchan in Waynes-
boro' Sunday, and the latter filled his pulpit.
The Shenandoah Valley of last Friday. pub
nshed at New Market. says:-'John Reamer
and wife, Staunton, Va, spent short time
here this week, visiting Mr.. RPS parents and
other relatives"
Gen. Wade Hampton (who is now at Daggers
Springs, Botetourt county, caught a bass from
Jaraes river last week that weighed four
poun DIS and nine ounces, and was twenty-five
inches in length.
lJDr. N Baldwin, of this city, left last week for
New York City, where he will spend some ten
weeks attending the clinics at the Hospital.
At the end of that time he will resume his
practice in thu city.
Miss Belle Pat rick, Of this county; Miss Ada
Winston, of Lou lisa county, Va; and Miss Jo-
sic Lacy, of Lewis burg, w. Va. are DR.. Lacy IS
assistant teachers in the Lewisburg Female
Institute for the pre-. vent session.
The Exponent Of the 18th inst, publish ,ed at
Culpeper, says:-"Mr. Alexander Robei 'tson
and his bride, nee Miss Stuart, daughter of Ion.
A. II. H. Stuart, of Sta, 7nton. are on a VISIT to
DR.. ]. F. Robertson, Of this place."
Donohoe, of the Fairfax Herald. thus phottN
graphs John Paul Mr.. Paul is a good speak.
or and makes th.s best of bad cause. He is .
stout-looking &c ntleman. and looks like an
anti Good Tempt ar In full regalia."
The Gresnbrier Independent says "Misses
NJ. and L. Heve ner. daughters Of Mr.. Uri ah
Hevener, of Focal lontas county, have been a, l.
ded to the list Of boarders at the Lewisbur
Female Institute since our last ISSUE"
Miss Mary 8. King, an attractive young lady |
Of Richmond. who has been visiting the family
of Mr. John W. Todd OF this city, returned to
her home last week, leaving several young
queen of their affections.
The Old Commonwealth of last Thursday
says miss Matte Hyer, an accomplished
young lady of Staunton. who had been on a
visit to Miss Ella Rohr, Of this place, returned
home last week. much to the regret of a large
circle of friends and admirers"
Rev. j. N. Craig, D. D., Of Holly Springs
visiting his friends in the congregation of
Thinking Spring-filled DIR. Strickler's pulpit
last Sunday morning. After his sermon. DIR.
Strickler announced that he thought it his
duty to accept the call to Atlanta, subject to
the decision Of Presbytery that met in Stann-
ton yesterday to act on Rev. Mr.. Rosebro's
case and he (Strickler) would ask the Presby-
terry to adjourn to the 2Sth to give time for the
consideration of his case. The feeling of the
congregation may be judged of by this remark
made in the hearing of the writer by one men,
Der to another on leaving the church: "Well,
expect it will be best for us q congregation
to acquiesce painful as 1t will be-"