Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1898-02-03
BRIEF LOCALS.

BRIEF LOCALS.
All kinds of Job work done at this Office.
Capt. Jas. G. Cox, of Lewisburg, W. Va.
lied on the 23rd ult., aged 81 years.
Mr.. j. A. Mote buried an infant child in
rhornrose cemetery last Thursday evening
The Committee of the Senate reported ia
7orably Mr.. S. Brown Aliens appointment
IN Monday and he will be confirmed.
Mrs. Mary II. Hanger. who resided near
swoope, has been adjudged insane and com
nitted to the Western State Hospital.
Two national banks in Lynchburg have
educed the rate of interest from to 5 pei
,ent.
The Planters Bank of Bridgewater will
,e opened and ready for business some time
between the LIST and 10th of February.
There were 242 Confederate veterans on
he roll of Lee Camp Soldiers Home at
Richmond on the 31st of December last.
When you come to town and wish envelopes
atter-heads, bill heads or any other kind OF
OBJ work done, call at the SPECTATOR and
INDICATOR Office.
Isadore Cohen, the well known New st.
made an assignment on Tuesday
o B. F. Terry, trustee. The liabilities are
g, 900. Assets not stated.
. The Farmers and Merchants Bank OF
ks city in the past twelve months have in
eased their deposits Sill, 572, and or Jan.
had on deposit $9l, 614.
Ir. Harry Gait has gone to Clifton Forge.
tere he will engage in the meat business.
IS stall in the market here will not be
sed, but will be in charge of Mr.. Edward
ack burn.
Guy, Justice Of the Peace
listrict. and popular citizen,
bme near Deerfeld on the 28th
hbout 65 years. He leaves a
Jason, member of the senate
gorge county, has been selected
cratic caucus to fill the vacancy
death of Judge Barton in the
lit.
Williams, of Richmond, and Au'
byal, of Manchester, Va, are in
a plan to build an electric rail
lexington, to be about three miles
NJ. Valz is erecting an Office build
rick, with stone front, on the John
et side of his recent purchase-the
ibling property, on Market an6
lgregation at Mt. Sid
make extensive repair
their church. and have ap
Ittee to solicit subscription
aughters' Hospital is sadl.
S to meet its expenses, and al
made to friends to come II
this time there are no payius
only charity inmates in tn
Lewis, son of the late Hon
5. is an applicant for the offic
Colon, with strong endorse
is not likely he will succeed
IS were of too high grade t.
int republican party.
phone company was organized
Mt Sidney. 1t will build
t. Crawford to Staunton to cor
Mutual system here. At Mt
will connect with the Rock
ual Co. and will co-operat
day OF last week John Towberma
lint Spring, had wagon loaded wit
at to bring to Staunton Friday to d.
r it. Some unknown persons lightene
load in the night by taking away for
IS of wheat making about nine bushels
ground was frozen, and no trace CT tt
or thieves could be found.
tie Friday night last some one broke il
A, Dixon'S meathouse southwest {
.nton and carried off a lot of fresh mea
bdhounds were put on the trail, whic
" followed over the old reservoir an
d back down to Peck's lane. After
chase the dogs brought up at the hous
Wesley Golden, but at the time no mel
found. Golden was arrested and lodg
jail.
Il the House of Delegates of Virgini
week Governor Bushnell of Ohio, h
fe. and son, John Bushnell and Wife, e
Id the hall and were, on motion OF M
Aderson of Richmond, accorded the priv
Is of the floor, ard. on motion Of MI. Sau
the chair was vacated for five minut,
nabIe the mem Ders to greet the govern
ohio, which they did. Ohio's chief ex
We was quickly surrounded by the solol
lia, ana genuine old fashion'
welcome was extended to the di
ed visitor, who seemed proud to
aipient of so much attention at Il
of representative Virginians. and
members of his family present e
themselves in a very appreciate
, the members of the assembly.
>. Carrie Hemp, wife of John Hemp
Augusta street, died last Saturd
lg shout o'clock, after short illne
81 years. The funeral took pla
idY AFTERNOON lIOul tuo CtCUuu lSSu
church conducted by Rev. j.
9, assisted by Rev. S. K. Wine. of t
Church.
6. Hemp was the sister of John A. Moo
is survived by her husband and fo
lie children. She was member of
ond Presbyterian church, and was CT
ent Christian, a loving and tender W
mother.
he Baltimore papers of the 25th ult., {
nee that, Miss Chloe Tyler Sans. daus
of the Rev. DIR. d. Julius Sans form
Il Virginia, but now rector of Holy TT
Protestant Episcopal church. was mi
this evening to Edward Duffy, son
ate Judge Duffey OF Baltimore.
e ceremony was performed at HI
ty church by the brides father a
witnessed by only "a few intimate frier
ccount of the brides family being
urniDg.
hiss Chloe Tyler Cook, niece of
lie was maid of honor and the groor
Their. States Attorney Henry Duffy v