Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-09-16
WAYNESBORO NEWs.
Reported for the SPECTATOR v1ND1cAr

reported for the SPECTATOR INDICAToR
schools Schools! We hear nothing bt
}. schools now. First the Valley Seminar
opened on the LIST, with Miss Murphey Prof
Boiling, Miss Rosa Cooke and most of tn
It old faculty back again. A, host of merry
warbling girls seemed to come from ever
direction on the very first day. and, on on
: Iday since then; understand, nineteen cam
at one time. The Seminary has never hat
Q SO large patronage as at present; and, will
its superior faculty, must continue to grow
, in popular favor
The Fishburne Military School opens to-
morrow Q5th), with the greater part of its
former faculty retained. This institution
also enters the new era of prosperity with
the most gratifying prospects. The teachers
nave become acquainted with and endeared
10 our people; and, the boys have become a
very necessary element of the town.
Inc public school, of which so much has
been said recently, since the agitation of
better facilities has been on,-will probably
start ON or about next Monday, tho up to
this morning some of the details were still
unsettled.
1t now seems that Prof. M. w. Quarles, of
Basic City, will be our principal, with
| Misses Louisa Withrow and Lula Bush as
assistants. This would give us faculty
second to very few of the private schools
throughout the state.
On or about Oct. 1st, the Crimora mines
will resume operation. tits doubtless now
forgotten by the majority of the reading
public that these mines were so named by
Capt. VIM. A. Donald, about twenty years
ago, in honor of Mrs. Crimora Caldwell, |
who still resides in this city.
Mrs. A. F. Mosby and children, of Rich
mond, spent few days last week with Mrs |
w. A. Rife.
DIR. j. B. futile and wife, returned last
week from visit to their old home near
Newport, this county.
DR.. K. Baxter Fishburne, an old Waynes-
boro boy, who now lives in Loudoun county,
was here last week, visiting his three broth
ers and his sister.
Miss Susie, the daughter of Mr. George A.
Colner, the proprietor of Central Point
Nursery" met with serious accident, and
at the same time, made very narrow escape
~SAA No"ohs INV Uoy 4oc1 WOCh. DIG was f.
thrown from her buggy in turn of the road
not fal from home, while driving! very
lnruly horse. Though badly bruised, and ,
partly dazed, she managed to get near enough
nome for her groans and appeals for help to :
lttract the attention Of her family. Her sis /,
er ran to her assistance, and she was at !,
nee taken home. Drs. Austin and Davis
we're called, and rendered professional aid.
According to last report she was suffering =
but her injuries were not consid- :
red fatal.
A big German at Ford Lithia" on last
friday night was led by Mr.. George Chris
ian, of Richmond. 1t was ''the" affair of
be season. a
Misses Leta Swink and Mary Smith are q
isitiug Miss Mamie Belle and other friends O
ear Arbor Hill. u
Miss Eliza Huff. Of near Charlottesville. Lib
'as the guest of Mrs. Lille E. Huff. of "
outh Chestnut street. on Tuesday and Wed IL
esday. 8,
Miss Lula Watts, daughter of Sheriff N. tt
. Watts, of Staunton, is visiting Miss Effie Ell
DINER. To
Swirling clouds Of dust follow each pass H
g vehicle with such density as to render G.
avel serious difficulty. B,
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