Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1884-09-30
Personals.
DIR. II. NJ Patterson, of Monterey, arrived in
this city on Saturday last, and will remain
here several days.


DIR. H. NJ Patterson, of Monterey. arrived in
this city on Saturday last and will remain
here several days.
| Col. j. B. Brown. of Florida, with his wife, is
visiting the family of his brother-in-Iaw, Mr..
James A. Templeton. of this city.
Mr. E. 8. Sheppe, lately editor of the High
land Recorder, arrived in this city Saturday
last and remained till yesterday.
| Z. I. CFerrall, jr, son of Charles t. OFFER
rail is i'll with typhoid fever at his grandmoth-
er's. in Briegewater. Rockingham county.
| On tomorrow. Wednesday, evening r. T.
w. Duke, Jr.. CT Albemarle will be married in
st. Paul's church in Lynchburg to Miss Edith
Slaughter.
| G. Douglas Gray. Clerk of the United States
Court at Harrisonburg, died suddenly of heart
disease. on Monday morning of last week, in
9th year of his age.
Dr. ]. Wibberly, Veterinary Surgeon. left for
England last Thursday to see his family and
to attend the College of Veterinary Surgeons
in London. His many friends wish him a
pleasant trip and speedy return
Wm K. Eckle, Esq. of Knoxville. Tenn, is
here on visit to his sister, Mrs. Rebecca
Grove. Mr.. Eckle is a native of this city, and
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cheering news for the Democracy from that
| State.
! The Junior of the firm of Geo. w. Dudley g.
| Son, Proprietors and Publishers OF the Waynes-
boro Messenger gave us a call last Friday The
Messenger Is laboring in behalf of the interests
of that town and vicinity. and deserves to re-
| ceive generous support.
Mrs. E. H. Stewart. the former popular Gov
! a.
arrived with party of young ladies last week.
will not resume her position in that institus
| ton, which, we have no doubt will be regret
| ted by many friends both of Mrs. Stewart and
of the Institute.
MI. VIM. N. Clemmer, who will soon go into
the boot and shoe business in the room recent
ly occupied by Mr.. R. M. Ayres on Main street,
has gone to the Northern markets to purchase
his supplies and will be ready within week
to accommodate the public with goods in his
lfne-boots, shoes, hats caps &c.
DIR. G. H. Getzendanner has returned to
Staunton and sumed the practice of his pro-
fession here. ms office Is over the National
Valley Bank During the past year. he was
the resident Ply sician at Longdale Iron Work 8
in Allegheny county. His friends and former
patients will welcome his return.
AZ d uootluS Oh GE0 BOARD OF PuOl1C WORKS
in Richmond on last Saturday. VIM C.
Straughan. Esq, of this city. was appointe a
member of the Board of Visitors of the Insti-
tuition for the education of the Deaf and Dumb
and the Blind to fill the vacancy eccasioned by
the resignation of Hon. JOS A. Waddeli.
On the 18th inst, Mr.. ]. B. Canfeld, Editor
of the Pocahontas (W. Va.) Times was married
to Miss Lee D. Taylor, of Barbour county. w
Va We extend to our coryrere our heartiest
congratulations. and hope that his married
life may illustrate the truth that
Marriage, rightly understood
Gives to the gentle and the good
A Paradise below
Rev. DR.. James B. Taylor, of Lexington,
preached able and interesting sermons, morn
ing and evening" last Sabbath, in the Baptist
church OF this city. He was assisted in the
services by Mr.. Geo. B. Taylor, Jr., who is pre-
pairing for the ministry at the Theological
Seminary at Louisville, KY He is the son of
Rev. DR.. Geo. B. Taylor of Rome, formerly
Pastor of the Baptist church of this city.
We are pleased to announce that Mr. Otey
Carey is now occupying the position of Chief
Clerk at the Virginia Hotel He is gentle
man of intelligence and good manners, and
possesses all the qualifications for that posi-
ton. He has had an experience Of some ears
service. 1t will be remembered that he was
several years at the Rawley Springs, and since
then has been at the Revere House in Harri-
burg.