Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1888-05-30
-sTAUNToN SPECTATOR AND GENERAL ADvERTIs

Bickle, Willie Cozby, May Faulkner, Madg'
Gilkeson, Mary Logan. Mary Pickens, Emms
Rosborough, Charlotte Ransom, Annie Wal
lace.
Ger7ndn.-Bessie Berry, Leila Berry Minnie
Phillips. Mary Pickens. Bessie Reeves. Lillian
Starr, Emma Rosborough. Nss 49, $50 a.
Latin-Willie Cozby, Jacqueline Epes GINS
sic Patterson.
Ha,rnor,y.-Cora Arey, Efie Arey, Irens
Jeter, Gussie Patterson.
Instrumental Music.-Efie Brown, Annie
Child.
Instrumental Music and Harmony.-Ome Ed.
wards, Mary Logan, Annie Wallace.
Vocal Ausic-Kate Pratt.
| PRIzEs-PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
Diligence and In,prouenent.-Edna King, Alb.
bic Mcfarland. Flossie Miller.
General Excellence. - Mamie Mcfarland
Agnes Miller.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Improvement in Ffee-Hand Draaoing. Kate
| May.
Greatest number Of Perfect Recitattons-Kate
May, Laura Nance.
Excellence in Latin.-Eva Bowe
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
improvement in Free hand Draaoing. EVE
Gooch.
improvement in Music.-Mattie Otey, Matte
Wayt.
Excellence in Dictation.-NettIe Baker, Mary
Guy, Matte Wayt.
Improvement IN Observation-Disclosures Hutch
eson, Mary Young.
Excellence in Arithmetic-LizzIe May Fitz,
Emma Pasco.
Excellence in English analysts Stella Hutche-
son.
Excellence IN, Junior Latin.-Nettie Baker,
Matte Wayt.
Excellence in High Juaior Latin.-Mary
Stribling.
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.
Excellence IN Modern History-Helen Bird
ges, Mary Stribling.
Excellence in Ancient History. - Virginia
Lucas. Sue Stribling.
Excellence in Entire History Colwse.-Camille
Mercier.
English Literature, First class.-Cornelia
May.
Second Cgass.-Maria Pratt, Gussie Patter-
son.
Teaching Junior Calisthenics--Perle Habicht
GOLD MEDALS.
Excellence in Calisthenics.-A Annie Child,
Lettie Scott.
For Playing for Cdlist7tenaic Glasses throughout
the Session.-Mabel Tinsley.
Improvement in Ezocution-Pearl Baker.
French, Intermediate Class.-Virginia Lucas.
First honor. Willie Cozby.
Latin, Intermediate Class.-Madge Gilkeson.
First honor, Willie Cozby.
German, First Honor.-Bessie Reeves.
English Composition. Miss iStaickIer's Class
Virginia Lucas.
Miss Wrighrs Class. First Ronor-Helen
Bridges
Excellence in Cs-ayon.-Mabel Tinsley, Annie
Tate.
Excellence in Painting.-Alice Aunspaugh,
Myrtle Smallhouse.
improvement on Piano, Mrs. Craactord's Class.
-Corinne Clopton. Nellie Estes, Susie Kinnear
improvement in Vocal Music, Hiss Douglass
C1ass-Yad1e Brown, Grace Lindsay.
Excellence on Piano. Professor Eisenberg's
C9ass.-Mabel Tinsley.
ME Edwards, Vadie Goode. Sue StrIbling'
Carrie Tipping, Jessie Warner.
Professor Hamer's Cgass.-Alva Craig. Perle
Habicht, Mary Hudson, /. Jeter, Gussie
Patterson. Lettie Scott, Bette Wait.
Second Honor. Rising Star, Piano. Professor
Meyers CldsS.-Lizzie May Fitz.
Professor Hamer's Cgass.-Mary Logan, Annie
Wallace.
Vocal Music, Miss Douglass .ClaSS.-Ome Ed
wards, Perle Habicht, Camille MERCER. Fannie
Smith.
Professor Meyers Cass.-virgnia Butter
more.
STAR MEDALS.
Piano. Professor Haner's Cgass.-Ome Ed
wards, Janet Meetze.
Vocal Music. Miss Douglass Class.-Minifred
Habicht.
Scholarship. -Libbie Abby, Helen Bridges.
DIPLOMAS.
Music.-Ome Edwards, Janet Meetze.
Literary epartment.-Libbie Abby, Helen
Bridges.
DECORATION DAY."-The years that have
elapsed since the close of the civil war have
served to obliterate all sectional feeling, and
united and prosperous nation joins in keeping
green the graves of all its beloved dead. 1t is
in this spirit that the publisher of the NEW
YORK FAMILY STORY PAPER has had written
thrilling and pathetic romance, peculiarly
appropriate to this national holiday, entitled
"Faithful Leonore; or, His Grave Kept Green"
III the same paper Will also De IOuQu q weekly
instalment OF the life and Adventures as
Snowman OFF T. Barnum," written by him
self. and eqnally interesting to the young folks
as well as heads of families. These are rare
literary treats, and those of our readers who
are not already enjoying them will do well to
obtain No. 766 of the NEW YORK FAMILY
STORY PAPER of their newsdealer or send di-
rect to the publisher, Munro's Publishing
NoS
York, and receive the paper four months for
one dollar, postage Free
MARROW ESCAPE AT GoSHEN.--Las5 week all
the mountain streams were swollen and many
dangerous to cross at fordings. On the after
noon of the 18th, a young man named Hof-
man and a young lady accompanying him, at
tempted to cross the Calf Pasture River at the
fording above the Railroad bridge at Goshen.
Both were washed out of the buggy, but
caught on the piers of the Railroad bridge.
They chung to their slim chances of safety till
relief came from persons from the village.
Ropes were let down from the bridge and they
were drawn up and thus sawed from death in
the angry stream. The horse and buggy
washed down the stream some distance an d
were also saved.
To THE NATIONAL CONVENTIONS BY THE
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RoUTE.-The atten-
ton of delegates, alternates and all others
who wish to attend the National Conven tioLs,
is directed to the opportunity of obtaining
round-trip tickets at Sl4-good for fifteen days
to the Democratic Convention at ct. Louis on
the 5th OF June. and ten days to the Republi-
can Convention at Chicago on the 18th of June.
The uniform rate of sl4 will be charged from
tIla,
and Ohio line.
The SHE of tickets to st. Louis will COM
mence June Isl and continue to the Sd incu-
sive and good to return TO the Is June inclu-
sive.