Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-12-08
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VINDIcAroR Office.
Wm A. Craun and Miss Ida V. Clio
were married yesterday at Milnesyills
Adam II. Eagle and Miss Lille c
Foley were married Tuesday at Moss
Creek.
County court falls on the day Sc
apart for the observance of Christmas
Monday, December 26.
A new postoffice has been established
in this, Augusta county. 1t was given
the name of Hildebrand with Iva C..
Way as postmaster.
Company K is expecting the paymas-
ter at any time, and should he come
they will be paid off and mustered out
Immediately.
A marriage license was issued Tues
day to Richard H. Buckner, aged 7s,and
Miss Irene Hotel, who is 35 years his
junior. They will marry on the Sth
near Mt. Scion.
Have you noticed the nice stoves at
Frank 7. Wares? The prices are so
low, and the quality so good that they
are almost sure to please you, and the
goose bone is authority for the statement
that we are to have severe winter.
Mr.. Frank 7. Holt has new adver-
tisement in the Daily SPECTATOR, tell.
ing of his large and beautiful stock.
The enterprise displayed by this house
is wonderful and such energy must
succeed. The readers of the SPECTA-
some stock, as they may find it greatly
to their advantage.
At the Healing Springs in Bath
county, new $4,000 hotel is to be
built before the opening of next season.
L. c. Alphin is building large addi-
ton to the Hotel Alphin at the Hot
Springs. Other improvements are re-
ported in the Warm Springs valley.
If you have not seen the new goods |
In F. T. Hollis store you have made
mistake. The assortment is elegant
and the line full. The Christmas pres
ents are thing of beauty, and you
should not pass them by.
At Chas. l.. Weller's there are many
bargains. You will recollect be is sell
ing off the stock i'll the store under the
Masonic Temple wirh 2 view TO Closing
out the business.
.ehe Beverly Manor school board lag
just had Quilt very neat and modern
School home at Oakland, hear Swoope,
aad Miss Leila Edison has begun teach
ing there.
Congressman-elect J. M. Quarles has
appointed Tazewell Bumgaldner, son OF
J. Alex. BEmgardner, as his private
secretary, 70 serve with him during his
term in Congress. Mr.. Bumgar!ner is
at present in the uffice of w. A. Burke.
L q. Anderson, attorney for the West
ern district of Virginia of the United
Sta es court, ard his assistant John G.
Blair, were in the city Monday night en-
route to Harrisonburg, where Judge
Paul's court cOnvenes today.
The Presbytery of Lexington will hold
a special meeting here the 18th, to con-
slider the resignation of the Rev. Chas.
d. Gilkeson, pastor of Beverly Church,
West Va. He has accepted field III
Norfolk. He has been a successful
worker and his removal from the Pres
bytery will be greatly regretted. He is
a native of Barterbrook in this county.
Mr.. Alphin, at the Hot Springs, who
has hotel there, has determined to in
crease the capacity and now has begun 8
the building of sixty room addition. 6
This with the immense work in build | 7
ing by the Hot Springs Co. gives an air
Of liveliness to the place which is very r
agIeeable.
The following gentlemen and proba-
bly, others have gone to Richmond to 3
the meeting of the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons OF Virginia, which takes place to- ,
day: Past Grand Master J. Howard
Wayt, WB. McChesney &C. Berry, G.
G. Gooch. W. F. Brand, Judge I'M.
Quarles, s. NJ. Donald, John T. Bocock.
L. q. Straus, E. M. Funkhouser and r.
d. Apperson. d