Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-10
Courteous Notices Of the Spectator
by Its Exchanges.


Courteous Notices Of the Spectator
by Its Exchanges.
The Spectator appeared yesterday in new
and elegant dress of type. The News wishes
it every success and hopes that it may live
and prosper long enough to wear out several
Our valued contemporary, the Stanton
Spectator, comes to us this week in a hand
some new dress of type which adds greatly to
as well as one of the best, papers in the Val
ley.-State Republican, Jan. 18th.
The Staunton Spectator, one of the oldest
weekly papers in Virginia, is out in a new
typographical dress. 1t is now in its 10th
year of publication, and judging from its
present bright and healthful appearance, ii
has just started out on a fresh career of pros.
perity. 1t has the ADVANCES best wishes for
its continued success.-BdSic City Adsdnce,
jan. 28th.
sTAUNToN SPECTATOR.
The third in old age of our Virginia news
papers, and in the sixty-ninth year of its Ia
bors. the Stanton Spectator appeared this
week in bran-new suit of beautiful type in
which it will continue as heretofore to main
tain high rank as an advocate of the rights
and interests of the people, and as an expo
nent of sound constitutional government
We extend our congratulations to Mr.. Rich
rrd Mauzy who has stood at the helm of the
Spectator for more than thirty years with no
inconsistencies to correct, and transmitting a
record of good work for his country and his
people worthy of emulation.-Buena Vista
4dgocate, jan 18th.
We congratulate our venerable contempt
rary, the Staunton Spectator, now in its 9th
year, on its appearance in a pretty, new suit
OF type, tastefully arranged Vim
dictator, Jan. 18th.
The Stanton Spectator has appeared in a
new and handsome dress. 1t is one of the
best weeklies published in Virginia. -Balti-
more San, Jan. 29th.
The Staunton Spectator comes to us this
week with a new dress ''chuck" full of news.
The Spectator is good paper and an ex-
change we read with much interest and could
not do acknowledgement Recorder, Jan 10Th.
The Staunton Spectator one of our most
valued Virginia exchanges, comes out in a
handsome new dreSs-an evidence of prosper
ity which we are pleased to chronicle Spirit
of Jefferson, FEB. 2,ad.
sTAUNToN SPECTATOR.
This old paper came out last week in an en-
tirely new dress, looking as pert and attract
i've as a maiden of sixteen Under the con-
troll of r. Mauzy for many years, the Specta-
tor has been clean, useful journal and pOpu-
lar with its patrons, 1t is rather partizan in
political cOntentS-tOO much SO to influence
doubtful minds, but it has been honest and
meets demand with a certain class of read
ers. We wish the Spectator continued pros
perity and an extra long lease of years Val
leg Virginian, FEB. 4h.
THE sTAUNTON SPECTATOR
The Spectator, by age and merit has be-
come an integrant part of the history of Staun-
ton and Augusta county. Its Influence for
good has been operating regularly and effect
lively for nearly three quarters of century.
To-day it has made step forward and comes
out to it. many readers in an entirely new
appearance. 1t is a family newspaper-the
best sort of paper published. May its pros
perity continue.-Front Royal and Riyerton
Gazette, Feb. 4H.
The Staunton Spectator-one of the oldest
and best of Virginia newspapers-appeared
last week in a new dress and looked handsom-
er than ever. And its leading editorial on ap-
pearing in new clothes-a tribute to Senator
Faulker-dld not detract from the acknowl-
edged ability of the Spectators editor to appre-
ciate ability. capability and meritorious SER
Virginia Free Press. Feb. 3rd.5.S.
The Staunton Spectator, one of the most
valued of our exchanges came last week in
new and very attractive typographical dress
and otherwise much improved in appearance.
Our congratulations, brother Mauzy, with our
best wishes that you and the Spectator may
both live long and prosper.-Greenbrier hide
pendent, FEB 4th
ITS NEW DRESS
Last week. owing to press of business, (com-
plicated by grip we neglected to congratulate
our old friend, the Staunton Spectator, upon
It's new and handsome dress.
The Spectator is one of the oldest and most
papers in the State, and its editor
Richard Mauzy, Esq, is one of the best men
N this State or in any other State. He is
native of this county and has many relatives
here, all OF whom are good people and the
most of them are good Republicans having
been old line wings, and adhering to the prin-
;iples in which they were brought up.
We heartily wish our friend and his paper
continued success.-Spira Of the Valley, Rep
Feb. 18th.
Our venerable contemporary, the Staunton
Spectator, which since its foundation in 1923,
las been one of the representative papers of
he Valley, appeared last week in new and
beautiful dress The County Neocs extends its
congratulations ON this evidence of prosperity
IN the part of the Spectator. -Rockbridge News
FEB. 4th.
Our venerable and esteemed contemporary
he Staunton Spectator comes to us in a BRAN
new dress and looking as nice as can be. The
Times Register cOngratulates you, neighbor, on
he improvement.-Sale nes-Register Feb.5
That old, reliable newspaper, the Staunton
Spectator, has appeared in a new dress. 1t is
)ne OF the best papers in the State.-PiedmOnt
Viryinian, FEB. 5h.
We take pleasure in noting the improved
appearance of the Stanton Spectator, since it
las donned its new dress. The Spectator is an
Did, well edited newspaper.-Sheaandoah Val
ey FEB. 4th.
The Staunton Spectator has laid in supply
IF new type and comes out looking extremely
we'll. 1t is one of the oldest papers in this
section and one of our most valuable ex-
changes. Aueghany Sentinel, FEB. 18th.
The Staunton Spectator now in its Goth
year, appeared last week in a bright and pref
" dress of new type. Evidence of well de-
served success and prosperity in the field of
Warren Sentinel, FEB. 9TH.
The Staunton Spectator comes to us IN new
lresS, las pretty as pretty can be-" We coz
graduate our esteemed contemporary
Wdynesboro Times, FEB. 9Th.
The Staunton Spectator always good look
ing paper as we'll as reliable and interesting
came to us this week decked out in a new
Spring suit, and although venerable with age
vet looks as fresh and bright as a young dam
sell The Spectator has ever been a popular
paper among the people of Augusta, and has
always enjoyed large patronage, which it
merited We wish this reliable old journal
a long and prosperous life.-Herald Of Prog
,ess, FEB. 9Th.
RICHMOND CORRESPONDENCE.