Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1895-12-04
MARRIAGES

JONES-BRYANT.-Dec 1st, in Staun-
ton, James w. Jones and Dillfe A. BRYANT
both Of Augusta.
STOUT-YOUNT.- November 27th, at New
Hope. Edward ). Stout, aged Is, and Virgie
N. YOunt, aged is.
ANDREW = BURNER. = November 2s, near
the GrOttoeS, William Andrew and Elizabeth
Burner, of Augusta.
neutrality-suspicious. 2sth, in
Bridges and Belle Henderson, of Basic City.
GILMER-DEMASTUS. November 9th, near
SpottSWood, Charles E. Gilmer and Lille M.
Demastus, daughter of Il. A. Demastus, both
of Augusta.
Draft. John W. Bird, of Highland county,
and Annie FL. Scott. daughter of Mrs. Hester
Scott and the late Robert S. Scott, of Au-
gusta.
CONLEY-SMITH.- November 18th, at Har-
pers Ferry, W. Va, by Rev. A. A. Harry
man, John W. Conley, of Newark, Ohio, and
Susan Lizzie Smith, late of Staunton where
she was housekeeper for DIR. Hite.
This match is the result OF advertising in a
matrimonial paper
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In Lexington, Va.
at the residence of the father of the BRIDE,
on Wednesday morning, November 27th, by
Rev. J; A. Quarles, d. D.. Mr.. Charles s. Mil
Ter of Shepherdstown. Jefferson county, W.
Va, to Miss Mary F. Wilbourn, daughter of
Mr.. w. r. Wilbourn.
Miss Lilly Anderson of Staunton was among
the guests.
Highland cOun-
ty, at the residence of Mr.. c. A. Dickson in
Big Valley, on the 9th ult., by Rev. W. H.
Woo!f, Mr.. Geo. H. Armstrong and Miss En-
ma McNett. IN the presence Of a large COM
pany OF friends.
GUM-PARMER.-InH Highland county on the
oath of November, at Mr.. Jacob Hevener's
the home Of the bride, Mr.. Hardin Gum, son
OF Mr.. Frank Gum and Miss Leta Farmer
Rev. W. HI. Woolr officiating.
| LITTLE J. CONRAD. In Christ Episcopal
church in Winchester at O'Clock Wednes
day evening, November Goth, by Rev. Nelson
?. Dame, Mr.: Henry Hughes Little of Nor
| folk to Miss Annie Middleton Conrad, daugh-
| ter OF Or. Daniel Il. Conrad, and niece Of
! Hon. Holmes Conrad, Solicitor General. and
| of Mrs. DR.. Fauntleroy of Staunton.
The groom is a popular young business man
Of Norfolk and formerly of Fauquier county.
| ILLIAMS-ISAACS.-Mr John Shelton Will
liams, of Richmond city, and Miss Lila Lee
febvre Isaacs, of Ashland, Va, were united
in marriage at the residence of the brides
father in the latter place at 11.3O O'Clock
| wednesday morning, November 9th.
| The ceremony was performed by the Rev
DIR. Hodges, rector of St. Paul's Protestant
Episcopal church, Baltimore, a life long friend
OF the family and the spiritual adviser of Miss
Isaacs during her residence in that city
The silver used on this occasion has his
toric interest: During the darkest days of the
Confederacy it was sent to richmond to be
melted and put in the treasury. Arriving too
late to help the doomed cause, it was taken by
a brave soldier to Appomattox, from which
place, after Lees surrender, it was brought
back to its present owner by trusted servant
KEFFER-BELL.--At Lexington, Va, Thurs
day, November 2lst, by Rev. J. A. Quarles
D. d. Mr.. Giles Keffer and Miss Maria Bell
daughter Of the late Mr.. Robert B. Bell, all o.
Lexington.
STULL- PATTERSON.-At the PRESBYTERIAN
church IN Harrisonburg at noon Wednesday
November 9th, by Rev. DR.. Palmer, Mr.. Al
fred Cumming Stoll OF Goshen, KY, to Mis-
Augusta Alexander Patterson, daughter O
Capt: Benz. G. Patterson, Delegate elect Il
the House OF Delegates, and a native Of Au
gusta county. They left on the evening
train for their home in Kentucky
The marriage of two of Capt. Patterson,
daughters within week removes from Har
risOnburg two of its most interesting youn!
ladies'.
The Demagogie Cry Of 'Toll-gates" did no
affect his election nor the marriage of hi
daughters.