Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1886-12-01
Personal.

Miss salie F. woodhouse will leave for New
York on Thursday.
On next Wednesday. at the Augusta Church,
Mr.. VIM. McCue will be married to Miss Lizzie
W. Heuton.
Mr. VIM. 81. Peyton OF this county is on
visit to his brother. DIR. E. O. Peyton in Charles
ton, w. Va.
On Friday week, DIR. James Showalter. OF
New Hope. after protracted illness of con-
sumption. died, in the 4lst year of his age.
On Wednesday last Mr. VIM. H. Peck. aged
p ears. son of the late Henry 81. Peck. died al
the residence Of his sister. Mrs. Logan Turner
Mr.. B. F. Pierce in the neighborhood Fish
ersville, who has been for some time victim
of consumption, was buried on Wednesday OF
last week
The Charleston wv. Va.) Star says
"Mr. and Mrs. D. q. Gallaher, Miss Nina
Miller and Mr.. Chas. Gallaher spent Thanks
giving at Coalburg as the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Robinson
Henry P. Ewing, son of DIR. Ewing of Charles-
ton, w. Va, who has been in Arizona for
several years, was elected at the recent cleo
ton, assessor of Mohave county. on the Demo
cratic ticket.
On Tuesday of last week, Mr.. VIM. H.
Grooms. proprietor of the Augusta House in
Fishersville, was very seriously paralyzed in
the whole of his left side, extending from his
head to his foot.
On Saturday last, at the residence of the
father Of the bride, DR.. h. 81. Halves united
In marriage. J. Fred. Effinger Esq, and Miss
Fannie Smith. daughter OF Judge John W,
Green Smith, all of this city.
We copied personal last week from the
Allegheny Sentinel which stated that miss
Annie Shelton of Staunton had charge of the
Low Moor Public School," We have since
learned that this Is an error and that Miss
Shelton is at Fishersville in this county.
DR.. Geo. K. Gilmer. late postmaster of Rich
mond. and well known here. was married in
that city on the Goth of October, to Miss India
Turner, of Richmond daughter of DIR. G. W.
Turner. His first wife was Mary Serena Trick
sister Of the late Andrew B. Trick Of Harrison
burg.
Miss Emily S. Marye. eldest daughter OF ex-
Gov. John L. Marye. Of Fredericksburg, died at
the residence of her father, in that city, on
Saturday week. and was buried the following
Monday. The Free Lance. in speaking of he
death SAYS: zone of the distressing circnm
stances connected with the death of this most
estimable lady was the absence OF her father,
who had been called to the bedside of his sister
Miss Mamie Dabney. of Cumberland county
who had been fearfully If not fatally burned q
few days previously"
Headache thoroughly units one for any
active effort. DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills cure
headache.
DIR. Bulbs Baby Syrup by its gentle yet
specific influence quiets the little ones. Price
25 cents.
The best thing to relieve a suffering horse
COW, sheep. or hog is Days Horse Powder.
Ladies will have DrexeTs Bell Cologne.
SILK RHADAMAHS, SILK VELOURS
Slack Silks, SILK TRICOTINES, just re-
ceived at We1ler's. sepS
ARRESTED ON THE CHARGE OF STEALING A
HORSE AND BUGGY.-At Clifton, Allegheny
county. on Monday night of last week. Mr.. f
H. W. Emerson alias H. E. Stillman, who has
been teaching music class there for SONS
time, was arrested by j. P. Beard. Deputy
Sheriff of Amherst county. on the charge o
having stolen a horse and buggy some months
since from Mr.. Beard in that county. He
hired the horse and buggy to take him to the
" M. road to take the train for Charlottesville.
The horse and buggy were not returned. He
says he asked a colOred boy 10 take charge CT
he buggy He and his wife then went u
7harlotlesville where he changed his name
rom Emerson to Stillman. The superstition
is hat he sold the horse and buggy. Mr.. Beard
has recovered the possession of the horse and
buggy. Emerson alias Stillman was taken to
Amherst G. h. for trial.
Have you seen the DAZZLING NOVEL
TIES, at WELLER'S
FIELD SPORTS ALONG THE SHENANDOAH
VALLEY RAILROAD Palace cars having full |
accommodations for guests are observed |
switched off at the sidings in the South-rivei
valley, along the Shenandoah Valley railroad
The inmates are large numbers of bird hunters
with full equipments, including trained settlers |
for gathering in patridges principally. The
broad stubble-fieds OF that section of Augusta |
richly abound in game birds that are bagged In |
hundreds by these sportsmen from Philadel |
phfa and the Northern cities. In North Caro-
lima. this system is carried to still greater |
lengths by leasing the privilege of large tracts |
Of country and making the game obtained a
matter of commerce for supplying the demand
n Northern cities.