Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-08-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Stout are III Lexington VISITING rel
tives io'
The marriage of Mr.. W. P. Rhode
formerly of this city, and Mrs. Haiti
Aefley, OF Berkeley, IN announced NJ
Rhodes now lives in Norfolk.
The administrator Of Trixey Move,
VINO WAS killed near near the trass.
bridge last May, have institutet sui
against the q Il o. Ry. for $40 600.
The large barn of Mr. w. Hum
philes at Fesuvius, was struck by
lghtnlng last week and burned to tl,,
ground, together with its contents.
Mr.. John Triinble, one of the best
known FARMERS of Highland, fell from
Ills hay rake last week aud received
severe Injuries.
The ladies of the Baptist church AT
Stnarts Draft will hold lawn party
On " ednesdaY evening, Aug. 20 II
that evening is unfavorabe it viii be
held the next day.
MIR. Il j. Barr, for some time with
the stanton Light and Power Go
here, left Tuesday last for White Oaks
New Mexico, where he will make his
nome on large ranch with his uncle.
Among the staff officers appointed nv
, DIVISION Commander & Leslie Spence
united Sons of Confederate Veterans
are j. Baldwin Ransom, assistant divi |
sion Inspector, and DR.. @. T. Lewis
division surgeon.
Any individual stockholders of tho
valley Railroad, who wish to disnose
OF their stock will find it to their inter
est to call promptly at the office of the
spectator and Vindicator. aug It'll
Mrs. A. M. Nelson and little son of
Roanoke, were in the city this week
visiting relatives, en-route to Millboro s
Springs, where Mrs. Nelson will be
with her brothers family. ,
III. L. Lang, vice president of the a
virginia State Optical Associate left
yesterday to attend the annual meet
ing OF The association at Norfolk on c
Saturday. His daughter, Miss Irma b
accompanies him.
Z. g. Mcclure, we'll known citizen OF
OF Che county, died at his home near la
Anderson on Friday, aged Il years. He
nad been suffering from a stroke of -
paralysis for some time. He is snr &c
vlved by bis wife and several grown 'o
children.
buy your cloth, yarn and blankets ne
direct from the Wooden Mills. The fro
bedford Mills Co., Bedford City, Va.
VIII mail samples with prices on an F.
pllcation. Goods sold at manufactur- Ief
ers prices NAV al an ~
Covington Sentinel: Mr.. John T. ,
Ham, aged IS years, the Oldest resi-
dent OF Covington and one of the old rev re
est OF the county, died Wednesday VI
evening at the home of his son, Mr.. oof
1ouh . Ham on Water street, of N
causes incident to old age. is 8,
We promise that sboDld Won nso ents
PUTNAM FADELEss DYES and be dis MOI
satisfied from any cause whatever. toJ NJ
refund lOc. for every package. Mon Pr,
roe Drug Co., Unionvile. Mo. Sold nv ina
W illson Bros, Stanton, and I. N. ci+,,
kagey, Weyer's Cave Guy
The two military companies of New III
port News-the Huntinoton Rjeos beer
japt. I. A. Johnson; and the Newport Ter,
News Light Infantry. Capt. j. II, Gil reac
'eson, formerly of this city, are camp M,
ng at Basic City and are having a de unde
q III Viine' for s
A camping party composed of Hon. day
"a ward EchOls, Messrs. s. D. Timber. AT.
IKE, Ihos. W. Atkinson, and Geo. P. foi IA
oliyer, OF this city, and Malcolm G. -
IN. left This waal for = -. -, S Souon DOS week
lg trip near Moorefield, W. Va, DR..
Last Friday Harry Gilkeson. of tho VAST
hurchville neighborhood. eut his ter, 81
lrOat at the home of his motber-in. ly OF
W, Mrs. Bailey Dunlap. becanse bic Mills.
lie would not return to live with him. M,
r. Blair was called and sewed IN the NaWs
ound and on Monday Gilkeson was hoard
1t under bond to keep the peace as frienI
rs. Dunlap and her daughter were HiIl I
raid of him LII
Deputy United States Marshal John VI.
Rodgers arrasted Horvo,1 P Dc. Doin has de
nlIe Hall Thursday and brought him a p,ac.i
oCaunton. Beard Is a rural mail Waps Se.i
rrler and 1t is charged that be was 1'oiio
zen =; letters and money with which to Mr..
u. u s"ule, ana CnaC he Kept the money drivin
a q, u nn oyeo Gne letters. He is out sorts @
$500 bail. most :,
sunday afternoon last at o'clock v1sed.
Inc services were held in the PendIe. NJ
g left ra"+or IS q 'isea Springs rev port n
nnton co,,da - - -. iii''nuel cuuIca to max
nInlsterlng communion. Mr. Jett's Ro,rno.
mon was from the text in st Math -''
'-l6-l5, where it is written; MIR. .
nou art the Christ the Son of the tie daus
ing God" The address following his part
d most impressive and forcefnl Hamilt
and was listened to attentivelv bv Big Isl;
audience that filed the edifce,
mono tboSo ,,h,, w.. - Ro
to attend tbo h,Ionto 81 g ooau store OF
DOL Union at Ianraf III, 9punu ty vacation
rch Were: H. NJ. McIlhany, W. D Gaozet'
5e, 4. Z, Morton, Il. H Blease. II HUNT
l5llleary, Pref J. NJ. Brereton. Can,
Ice Knon a.ho"' n ~ a. l.; Fhllllps, after vii
fer sm,tb w olias. Diakenore, a few d.
Do - II WI ~ ~ AIFlck, rev. 3. H. TrO
4 Nan, rr ouotI; MISSES Josie ceives a
ina nri,,o ~ 80, .y ifgle bailey, ton frie
r. Geo W. Carroll, we'll known Mr. c.
zen OF Bath, was struck on the head Misses
aeon Llghtner, a young Deiphbor ton, d.
mas since been in an unconscious Miss Tu
lt!On. Young LlRhtner went to Augusta
OTIS morse to serve notice on him guests o.
While doing go Carroll used some
;tlonable language and Ligbtner Miss D
;k MIN from behind with bis fiat turned b
OF three times. CAROLS condi- to Mint
was such that Lightner was mt by her 81
T. bond to await the result of his daughter
les. who are
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