Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-01-28

The defunct Luray Land Co. lost a suit la
week IN the N. Y. Supreme Court of s.. so
The suit sought to make stockholders pay.
The local schedule over the G. & w, Ry. b,
tween Bridgewater and Harrisonburg is sal
to be ABDOMINAL, and mails are often "a hon,
late.
The Salem Times says that it is rumore
that young lady of that town is to MARI
Chocktaw Indian who recently graduated a
Roanoke College.
Frank Huff, gentleman addicted to drink
was fined S25 and costs and sent to the chair
gang for 60 days, by Police Justice Landes, las
week.
When you come to town and wish envelopes
letter heads, bill heads or any other kind OF
job work done, call at the SPECTATOR and
VINDICAToR Office
The Valley Mutual Building, on the corner
OF Main and Morket streets, was sold by A.
y. Braxton comm'r, at public auction on Sat-
urday last, and was purchased by E. M. Funk
houser for $3.50.
The Lexington ice factory and cold stor-
age plant has been sold to Davidson & Quis-
enberry who will operate it this year provid-
ed good ice crop is not harvested, otherwise
they will move it to some southern loality.
$4l S75 was paid to the clerk of Roanoke
city for recording deed to the Mercantile
Trust Company of New York from the
Norfolk and Western Railway on the 18th
of this month
The suit to set aside the deed of assignment
OF the Wesleyan Female Institute having
been decided in favor of the creditors, it be-
came necessary to take an inventory of the
personality last week, which was done.
The revival which has been in progress for
some time at the Baptist church here under |
the ministerial guidance of the Rev NJ. L. |
Wood. the pastor, assisted by the Rev. E. Hez |
Sven, closed on last Friday night
The B. & o. engine on its trip to Lexington
We 'nesday evening, ran off the track between
Staunton and Lexington, and it was some
time before 1t was replaced, making the nortl |
bound train next morning late
Daniel Wine, one of the oldest residents OF
the county, whose home was near Hermit
tage, IN this county, died on Thursday last.
and was buried OF Sunday at Barren Ridge
(Iunker) church. A large assembly Of friend.
and relatives being present.
The family of MIR. D. s. Lewis, editor of tn.
Spirit of the Valley at Harrisonburg. hs
been sorely afflicted. Three sons have bs.
typhoid fever. One son, Bolts, is out agaiu
Beverley. another son, is able to be up in hi.
room but Archie is still i'll bed, it having
been nearly fifty days since he was attacked.
A very elegant reception was rendered
MI and Mrs. Jospeph A Glasgow by Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Robertson at their residence
on Church street on Friday evening last
at which Mrs. Robertson was assisted by /,
Mrs. Jas. F. Robertson and daughter of
Charlotte, N. G.
The West Augusta Guard met on Thursday
evening last at their drill room, and after | i
some executive business Capt. R. s. Ker made F
an address encouraging the organization in
the work OF adding recruits, and expressing | i,
the hope that the company would attend the (
nashville rennlon of Confederate Veterans
Lieut. Perry, Sergeant Lushbaugh and private q
Mcintosh, have been appointed to solicit ri
enlistments.
In the huStings court last week. the case n
u Rose against Grafton, which had excited e
some local interest was tried, resulting IN II
7erdict in Mr.. Crafton's favor Mr.. Graf. sc
ION, In the exercise of what he believed to n
'e his official duty as city constable. levied
lpon and sold for Mr.. Roses debts property
lalmed by Mrs. Rose. The evidence in the
ase in the opinion of the jury, justified Mr.. tn
jrafton in SO doing, and the jury by its ~
erdict relieved him Miss Rose had sued W