Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1903-08-28

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fever.
Miss Lottie A. Teabo, daughter
Mr.. j. W. Teabo of this city, was In
ried in Waynesb0ro on Sunday to
w. E. SchindeI.
Mr.. James w. Morrison, form
We'll known resident Of Staunton, di
on the 18Th inst, at his summer hoI
at Asbury, Park, n j., aged 81 yea
His widow and one son survive him
On the 21st in Staunton by Rev.
H. Crowell, Mr.. M. G. Horn and Nj
Florence Michael. both of the Dorc
neighborhOOd, were united In the he
bonds of matrimOny.
II. H. Harlow, whose placed of bus
ness was wrecked last week by the ia
ing In OF the side and roof has opent
again in the Burns building on soul
Augusta street.
Elliott Hiner, son of Mr.. Willia
Hiner of near Monterey, was killed q
Hostermana W. Va, last week, by bt
ing hit on the head by piece of lun
Der which he was saving at bis mil
He leaves wife and one child. ''.7'r.-.
Mr.. Lewis, superintendent ut tn
National Cemetery, expects to leav
here this week for Winchester, Va
where he will be stationed in future
Mr.. Lewis was quite popular and hi
leaving will be the source of much re
greet.
At the meeting of the State Bar AS
ISOLATION last week, Hon. A. G. Brax
ton was elected one OF the vice-presi
dents. Mr. BraXton delivered the adj
dress Of welcome to the American Bal
Association which met at the Hot
Springs Tuesday.
Mrs. Carter Eubank, who, before her
marriage, was Miss Matte Finks, is
on visit to her old home at Waynes-
b0ro, accompanied by her daughter.
Her present home is Waco, Texas. and
it has been some years since she was
last in Virginia.
Gay Arehart, who cut Chas. Davis
with razor at the lawn party at st.
Johns church some weeks ago, was
given hearing at Middlebrook last
Saturday by Justices N. l.. Wehn, s.
A. d. Mckee and W. w. Hamilton,
and was fined $50 and sent to jail for
six months.
Mr.. Geo. H. Haines, a former resi-
dent of this city, died ON the Goth inst,
at his home in Winchester, aged 70
years, of paralysis. Deceased was d
brother of Mr.. G. E. Haines. He is
survived by his second wife and nine
children, one of bis daughters being
Mrs. Frank Grim of this city.
The Waynesboro Baptist church will
be dedicated next Sunday. August 80,
Rev. W. E. Hatcher, DID,, of Rich
mond, will preach in the morning at II
O'Clock, and at 8 p. m. Rev. Charles
Manly, DID,, of Lexington, and DR..
Hume of North Carolina, will
deliver addresses.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Kivlighan will regret to learn that !
their pretty little four-year old daugh-
ter, Marion, recently suffered stroke
Of paralysis. She was taken sick some |
time ago and the doctors pronounced |
her affection paralysis. Her parents
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
Mr.. A. @. Hartman of Richmond,
brother of Mrs. Ellen Surber and Miss
Augusta Hartman, member of the
present House of Delegates from that
city. will be the new member of the
State Senate from the Richmond dis
trict, as he has ne opposition in the
Democratic primary. This is a deserv-
I'd recognition of Mr.. Harman's ability
rs a representative.
Sam Casey, colored, with several
Aliases, was arrested here Saturday by
means of a decoy letter from Lynch
burg. Some time ago Casey shot
D woman there named Mccoy, and
not knowing she had died from
The wound wrote her a letter tell
ng her to write to him in Staunton.
The chief of police of Lynchburg re-
;eived the letter and requested the
police here to arrest the negro. On
saturday when he applied at the gen.
aral delivery window, the clerk notified
5he police who made the arrest. He
was taken to Lynohburg Monday,
where he will be tried for murder.
The Hammer Carriage Co. of Way
nesboro, report the arrival of a car
Dad OF the best selected vehicles ever
brought to that town, which are being
offered at very reasonable figures. This
company had made some large sales
In recent months, many of their larg.
est orders being from buyers at a dis
lance. Just now they are completing
a large and unique plumbers supply
wagon. built and especially designed
Tor carrying plumbers supplies. This
vehicle goes across the mountain to
Mr.. r. T. Thomas of Charlottesville.
The Hammer people are offeri ng some
special bargains in hand made team
harness.
September is here with its hot days
and sultry nights. The summer months
have been 80 cool and wet that we NAV
reasonably expect late fall and hot |
time for September. The Indications
1t is claimed point that way and the
wise acres say it will come. But there J