Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1885-09-30

1900
AA'ea . orIet illness OF nef H.. p-..,'
VIE eaiiie H. wife OF the - ~ NJ
o.nE I'oer Oh Inc Rockin,., San,sno-
onurcn south, died last ,,s.no. =,
Der sra, at O'Clock. P. a. 're ~ her
ner husband In this city, II '.o oasS r.a,
Aee. Inc deceased was = mos 80
aoornlng ner professio1 IN evei saEssasF -.
ana WORK OF christian faltn. Inc iarge o.
anection at her obseqjuies gave evidence OF the
esteem In which she was held In life. and the sor
row with which herr death was mourned. Tue
morning, Rev. ]. s. fGardner and Rev. W. L.
Lynch omciating. a}nd both bestowing neautl-
fnl tributes upon ttte deceased.
Mrs. Dice was thfe daughter OF Mr.. stepnen
Calvert. of BALTIMORE. and was reared In That
city. She was Niece OF the late Rev. Or. .. s.
hoszell. formerly pastor of the Methodist E.
C'urch In this City.
me sorely be&reaved husband and his family
havene since3te sympathies of all their &C.
quaintSces isn the irreparable loss they nave
| sustained n the death of devoted wife aud
Kind and ahectionate mother They should De
| consoled With the reflection that their loss Is
her gain, as she has gone to receive the chris
| tian's reward. and crown of glory "incor-
ruptible. undecided. and that fadeth not away"
Her funeral was attended by a large number
| of friends and by the pupils of the Wesleyan
| Female Seminary in a body. She was buried
| in Thornrose Cemetery, to await the resurrec-
| ton and reward of the righteous.
The following gentlemen acted as pall-bear-
ers: Messrs. G. w. Hunter Reeves Gait, +. N.
Powell. b. b. Eskridge J. q Marquis. +. ID.
Trout, Ed. B. L'pscomo, and ). F. Tannehili.
COUNTY CoURT-The docket for this term is
oi cons'oeraois length, ana the Indications are
tnaC 'udge Stout VIII nave ful weeks ses-
'iou. Foiie"ius Is sohe oi the business trahk'
ao.eu haonoay anu tuesday.
" ioau hun 'ue .ef"i'ase " me Iap
,ioA MIL ioau was es'aoiisheo anu oroeleo 10
70 openeu anu oons'. uoeeu az cos' Vi s''o iol
800 oaAases anu slioo0 ioi CONSTITUTION.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS following admlnlstra-
aer upon the estate OF John Switzer deceased.
David E. Euritt upon the estate Of W. j. Euritt.
Chas d. Blakemore on the estate OF Samuel
Dinkie and to the same upon the estate of Gil
8. Dinkie. Ihe estate OF Samuel A. Burgess
was committed TO the Sheriff. Dewitt M.
oolher having resigned as Ex'or under the Will
OF David w. Coiner. deceased, administration
was granted y. Burton Coiner. d. n. n. c. t. a.
me estate OF Smith Thompson was committed
10 Inc Sheriff.
frooote.-The will OF Jonathan Landes was
aomitted TO PROBATE with John ID. Alexander as
Aomr G.. I. a.
for me Literary F~nd.-The following sums
were paid into conrt by Justices arising from
nnes imposed by them for certain offences
which go to the fund named. By Justice
Churchman, 5000; by Justice Gochenour, $40;
by Justice Leonard, $780, and by Justice Smi-
ley, $500.
Charles F. Nelson, ESQ.,, qualified as an at
torney 10 practice in this court.
Authority was granted Rev. Anthony A. Mil
Ter of the German Baptist Church to celebrate
the rites of matrimony. Cases Of the Common
wealth VS.. Nancy Splitter and Corneiia Argen-
bright for disturbing religious assembly were
ended-the first dismissed, and the last acquit-
ted.
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ADDIIIoNAL SPECIALS FOR THE b. A. FAIR
Friend OF the Society offers two purses of
Soo each Tor county horses. . to enter and two
10 start, mile heats, best In =, entrance 10 per
cent OF premium; $50 LIST horse; $40 End horse,
society ADDS entrance to the winning horse.
LIZ. walker q Co., druggists, TO the lady re-
ceiving the largest number OF first preciums
Tor articles OF her own manufacture. Hand
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