Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-04-29
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week when a full account of it can be
given.
Chas. Mulliken of New York, father O
Mrs. Geo. E. Sipe of Harris onburg, died o.
April H.
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JOB work done, call at the SPECTATOR ans
VMDIcAToR office.
Mr. j. M. Kent of Harrisonburg. well
known in this county, and brother-in-lav
OF Drs. Jas. h. and Frank T. Harris, Is
lying very ill at his home, with little hope
OF his recovery.
Messrs. Joseph and Daniel Crawn, who
live near Messy Creek. bought few days
ago fine full blooded registered Hereford
bull, IA months old, for which they paid
$3.50.
Look at the advertisement of Nosegay
Tobacco. This is the cheapest tobacco you
can buy. 10 cents worth will last you long
er as chew than any other brand. Every
body sells it.
The Hollar will case in Rockingham,
which attracted much attention, was decid-
ed in favor of the contestants in the circuit
court last week, the jury finding that Mr..
Hollar vas mentally incapable of making
will.
correspondent of the Greenbrier Inde-
pendent from Academy, Pocahontas Co.. |
tells OF bird that is a mouse catcher. The |
bird is little larger than the ordinary /
blue bird and much like it in shape and
general appearance
Petritio. the infant daughter of Morgan
and Elizabeth Byrne, died Sunday, April
26. The funeral took place from st. Fran
els church Monday evening at 3 O'Clock.
Rev. Father Ahern officiating; interment in
ThornrOse cemetery.
We are indebted to our friend Can't. T.
A. Blackford for an invitation to the final
exercises of Cheltenham Military Academy
which take place on May 9Th. Capt Black
ford has made himself very popular there,
and will occupy his present position in the
faculty next year.
ten. Walker publicly announced in
Washington on Tuesday that he would not I
accept the republican gubernatorial nomi- 9
nation under any circumstances. The name /
OF Capt. Warren s. Lurty of Harrisonburg, '
is prominently mentioned by republicans
there for the honor. In
Mr.. Carl Scholz, of West Virginia, and v
Miss Eleanor Haye Barclay. only daughter A
OF Mr.. E. 81. Barclay, editor of the Licking
ton Gazette were married last Thursday at "
noon at the residence of the brides parents,
In Lexington. Rev. DIR. Thornton P. Whal- 3
ing oficiated. I,
Maj. F W Houston has bought from j. tt
X. Edmondson, assignee of the Bank of h
Lexington, the Clifton property below East et
Lexington, the former home of Col VIM.
Preston Johnston. The price paid was b
1880. few years ago this property sold Is
at ", Notwithstanding Co. News. ID
At high noon Easter Sunday, while seated be
in buggy along the roadside Mr.. Edward he
Lee Hickman and Miss Efie Leighton were cd
married by Rev. A. P. BOude. The core
mony was performed on the Plank road five r
miles south of town, just below Elliot's tn
Hill Methodist church.-ROckbridge Co. ta
News. 40
Mr.. James T. McCrum, who has been in W,
the drug business in Lexington for nearly SCI
nifty years, and the Oldest active business W
man OF that town, died last Thursday even-I
ing at his residence from tuburcular menin- v,
gifts. He was born in Miffiin, Pa and was Sa
aged sixty-four years. He was held by all bu
in high esteem and was an active member of ~
The Presbyterian church. Ibi
A Mr.. A. II. McCleary of Vanclesville, M,
berkeley Co., W. Va, is Offering a reward mt
[or information of the whereabouts of his CO.
e. +. Tip McCleary, who he SAYS me
served In the Confederate army under Col. he
J. Q. A. Nadenbousch and later in Mosbv,sI
command. He thinks he must have been ok
louily dealt with. Any one hearing or cal
knowing OF him should write to Vancles- be,
lille, w. Va. ala