Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1883-03-27

| VIM H. Peyton, of Augusta county, presloeo
over the recent meeting, in Richmond, of the
stockholders ofthe c. 4 Q. K. K. .-ii-4
Hon. Geo. H Moffett, of pocahontas county
will soon remove to the neighborhood of Buck
Hhannon, Upshur county, w. Va.
S. Blair Morris, of Richmond and well known
in Staunton, has been commissioned by the
Governor one of the directors of the Peniten-
tiary.
! Recently, Mr.. Rufus c. Bowman, of New
Market, was graduated with the highest honors
in the Maryland University, Baltimore. as a
doctor OF medicine
Mrs. Mamie Rohrer, of Roanok ecounty, Va,
is spending few weeks with Mr.. John Echols,
near Lewisburg, w Va, who is a nephew OF
| Gen. John Echols, of this city.
| Our citizens have an enjoyable treat in store
for them on the 3lst of MAY, when Hon. ]. Ran.
Tucker viii, by invitation, deliver the address
at the Hoover High school Commencement!
The Luray papers announce that Mr.. P. F.
Ellicot a thorough business man of en- ergy and
enterprise has purchased mill property near
New Hope, and will shortly remove to his new
home. $50, I'D ~ I..o ...-. ltsrr-ra q Jia
C. Armand Miller, the bright young son OF
L.
been delghting. The people of Luray with a
public reading, which is highly praised by the
| Luray papers. ~ .
Hon. ]. Ran dolph Tucker, arrived her yester-
day afternoon on visit to the family of his
son, H. st. Geo. Tucker, Esq, The State can
proudly point to him as one of her jewels, and
Harry is ''his fathers son. 'H
His many friends in this city will be pleased
to learn that Mr.. James L. Frazier. son of VIM.
Frazier. Esq, has received the appointment of
Superintendent of roadway, bridges, and build
ings on the c. q o. and Southwestern r. r.. He
will make his headquarters at louisville, KY.
Mr. Everett Donaghe. formerly of Stanton,
was married at Rosita, Colorado, on the 9TH
inst, to Miss Louise Daniels, daughter of Mr..
Henry Daniels, prominent citizen of that
place. May the sunshine of prosperity and
happiness attend the young couple through
life. ..
The "Rev." j. K. Smith, editor ofthe Old
Commonwealth, VIII accept our thanks for
copies of the Daily Baltimore Conference Journal
published by him, with Rev. B. s. Highley as
editor in chief, during the recent session ofthe
Confereneein. Charlestown. Jefferson county
w. Va. .,.............
about ten days to his brother-in-law, Dr. King,
of New York city, returned on Thursday last
having had pleasant trip and visit Dr.
King is.tne brother of Mrs. Baker, who has, for
some years. been practicing his profession in
New York city. tr-
It affords us pleasure to announce that the
Rev, J. c. Dice has been appointed the Pres d.
Ing Elder of this (Rockingham) District. When
he was stationed here some years since. he
made many warm friends who will give him
cordial greeting. He is a genial, affable, and
pleasant gentlenan'as Well as popular minis
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'eJno!C. Wharton, ESQ.,. one of the Commits
siohers of the Southern Exposition, to be held
at Louisville, KY, beginning August lst 1858,
paid a call last week. He speaks favorably
of the progress being made throughout the
country and predicts a grand exhibition, not
only ofthe industries of this but also of foreign
countries.
DR.. A. NJ Henkel, of stanton. who owns the
Gibbons" or "More Farm" near this place.
paid short visit to his'r any friends here, this
week. We don't want to rob stanton, but
would be glad If the Doctor would fall in love
with Page and move down.-Page Meas.
mo more OF that, Hal and you love me-"
Cease your seductive wiles, and abstain from
counting one who is in love with stanton and
with whom Stanton Is in love,