Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1902-09-19
Local. BRIEFS.

LOCAL BRIEFS,
Mr. A Graham Robinson has secu
ed a D siton as book keeper wi th
large lumber company in A tlanta, Ga
aud left this week for his new home.
The engagement of Hon. H. ST. Get
Tucker to Miss Martha Sharp. {
WikesbarTe, Penn, is announced
The marriage will take place this fal
The little son Of Mr. and Mrs. J 1
: Tadd was knocked down Ivy a hicycl
rider Tuesday afternoon, but was nc
eri0usly hurt.
A marriage license was issued t
Chas. G.. Stuple and Miss Hattie T
Weaver, the ceremony to take plac
yesterday at Craigsville.
Mr.. Nj. e KYLE had the misfortun
TO saw Off the end of his left thum
Saturday night at his place of business
On Augusta street.
s. @. Byers, jr., of Burketown, whit
had several horses on exhibition at tn
Front Royal Horse Show, won two
second prizes
We were shown recently some speei
mems OF Italian figs grown and ripeneC
ON a. tree in the lot of Antonio Scar
pitto residing on North Coaiter street
This city.
Mr. Robert f. Craig, of his county,
apd Miss Emma Blanche Shaw Of near
Rockbridge Baths, were married Oh
the l0th inst, at the hone of the
bride, Rev. Henry Miller officiating
Vernon Mccarthy was arrested
Wednesday charged With stealing
sloney from the person of Geo. Gale
Goth parties are from Craigs vile, and
clme h. Staunt0n TO see the show.
PUTNAM FADELEss DYES do not
SPOT, streak or give your goods al un
evenly dyed appearance. Sold by vii
lsOn Bros, StauntOn, and n. l. Kagly,
Weyer's Cave, Va, Zoe. package.
Col. D. V. Ruckman, the well known
Augusta castle dealer, shipped from
ii ighland last week three lots of very
fine cattle. One lot of so averaged
400, and second of "a weighed 1 $50.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. T. Driver, died on Wednesday
night of last week at the home OF her
parents near Barren Ridge. The fun
eral took place Friday.
The waters of Messy Creek are lower
than for many years, some of the mills
do not grind more than an hour or two
daily, this is something almost unheard !
of for this noted stream.
Hayes Mcdowell, brakeman on the |
Ry., fell from his train |
near Rorceverte, w. Va, Friday and |
was so badly injured that he died in a
snort time.
Mr.. Frank H. Sublett, the hay and |
grain merchant of IIarrisOnburg is con- |
the erection of two story |
He is negotiating with |
Messrs. Larner 81 Smith for the Pal
mer Hollow Concrete Building Blocks.
The new United Brethren church
three miles west of Churchville will be
dedicated on Sunday, October -, by
Bishop Barnaby, of Grand Rapids,
Mich. The public cordially invited to
the service.
Preston Brown, colored. was brought
Jhumate of Waynesboro. He is charg
"a luz sCbAlAiS IiIC w bllC ObGIUlC |
Mountain Top and stealing money.
He was arrested at Charlottesville.
Mr.. William McQuain, of Mt. Scion,
has returned from Baltimore, where
he had a successful surgical operation
His friend VIM. Messer-
smith, remained with him during his
tay.
The Argus copies the following item
rom the WaynesbOro VIrginian of the
l2th Mrs. r. B. Lambert has re-
turned from Lynchburg where she at
ended the horse show last week" The
lorse show at Lynchburg begins Oct.
I'D next.
Martin Edwin, the infant son of Mr..
md Mrs Frank J. BeTgin, died on Fri
lay morning at the home of his par
snts on Sears Hill. The funeral took
place Saturday afternoon from ST.
Francis Catholic church.
The demand for stock of the Valley
Railroad held by individual sharehold-
RS is not likely to continue much {
longer. A number of shares have been |
sent in to this Office and we are ready i
ItiIl to negotiate for the purchase Of :
he stock at the Spectator office If !
Mr.. S. M. Timberlake of Fishers
Vile, received telegram Tuesday an ,
the death of Mrs. D. W. !
Fimberlake of Middleburg, W. Va. {
He left on the afternoon train to attend :
he funeral which took place Wednes
lay.
Miss Propes, aged 20 years, died Fri !
Law night with consumption at the r
ZONE of her brother in law, Mr.. Long, {
rear Moscow. She was daughter Of i
oeachy PrOpes who at one time was
citizen of Union Church |
Rev. J. II. Oils, of Franklin, W Va, I
formerly the popular pastor of the !
1reenville Methodist church, has been :
transferred to East Columbia Confer
nee, and will be stationed at Spokane, +
Washington. He leaves for his rev
ZONE about the first Of October.
Mrs George Buckle, wife of Rev.
leo. Buckle of Elizabeth. New Jersey,
s quite sick at the Kings Daughters .
Hospital She has been in bad health
or some TINA. but shows some i'm
Mrs. Buckle is the daugh- ;
ier of Mrs. Martin. the matron of the
w estern Hospital for the insane.
Thos. A. Shafer. former Stanton