Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1904-01-15
LOCAL BRIEFS.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Mr.. Henry Hanna of the Mt. Solo
nsighborhood, had bis foot severel
injured several days ago by hors
falling on it, ~~rT
MIR. M. l.. Mardis has been appoint
ed general superintendent of the Chesa
peake Western BY. to-succeed Mr.. E
W. Jackson, who resigned last week.
Prof II M. Cham berlayne has pur
r chased from Mrs. 9. NJ. Marquis q 10
in Marquis addition fronting on Hamp
ton street, fer $3.50.
s5sa Rev. j. D. Donovan, for some years
the popular pastor Of the United
80 Brethren church in this city, is criti
cally i'll at Martinsburg, W. Va.
where he is at present stationed
The trial of Frank Lickliter indict.
ed for killing A. 8. Isbell of Hanover
3 county, in his watermelon Car last
summer, is set for Monday, the 25th,
ct Charleston. w. Va. -
Frank, the infant son OF Mr.. end
Mrs. W. P. Schmid, died Wednesday
morning, latter a few days illness, from
pneumonia. followed by brain trou-
Bile. The funeral took place yesterday
4 morning. y
Maj. ]. Ogden Murray of Winches-
ter, has accepted the invitation ex.
tended to him last week by Stonewall
Jackson Camp ex com. and will give
his lecture on ''The Moral Soldier of
tho World" Feb. End, In Stanton.
Mr.. B. F. Coyner of Waynesboro,
has lost q black mare, stolen from him
on Dec. 30th. A liberal reward is of
fcred for Information leading to its re.
covery. His advertisement on the
second page of to-day's paper gives
full Information. - -~->I
We have received the Oriole News,
q paper recently started in Clifton
Forge by G. D. Shiplett. 1t is edited
BY Thos. 8. Wright, former Staunton
boy, son of. Mr.. W. T. Wright, and is q
bright, newsy little sheet. 1t has our
best wishes. f @
r While hunting near Craigsvllle last
Thursday, a gun in the hands of Char
les dausman, a Is year old boy of Cliff
ton Forge, was accidenly discharged,
the load striking Willie Sutherland,
the 10-year old son of Mr.. Edward
Sutherland, killing him instantly.
Mr.. ). 6. O'Callaghan, the popular
deputy postmaster, was married In
Brooklyn on Monday to Miss Nary K.
Walter, eldest daughter of Prof. and
Mrs. F. w. Walter of this city. After
an extended tour they will be at home
to their friends at BAL East Beverly
street. ~
Mr.. Richard Z. Flanagan died sud
denly in the Masonic lodge room in
Charlottesville on Friday evening last,
aged 10 years. OF heart failure. eight
children survive him. His wife. who
died about six years ago, was Miss
Pittman OF Page county. a sister Of
Mrs. 4. D. Powers of this city.
: -. -
Mr.. Chas. A. Dull. son of Mr.. Geo.
W. Dull. died on the 1st inst, at
Stokesville, aged about SO years, after
a short illness He leaves wife and
one little daughter, besides bis aged
father, three brothers and one sister. d,
He had been in the employment Of the
C. W. Ry. for several years, and was
held In high esteem.
Mr.. n W. Hil1eary of this city, has
for sale a number Of excellent farms. {
a fine tract of white oak timber, saw
and grist mill Parties interested may
see more fully regarding the properties
by reading Mr.. Hilleary's ADVERTISE
ment in another column Of this paper,
or by applying to him direct. Address
Stauntou, Va. -.e II
It 10 said that Mr.. P. T. Burkholder,
who some months ago sold his farm
near Thinking Spring to Mr.. W. J.
10th of Waynesboro, has purchased
the property OF Mr.. w. D Timberlake
In Baskerville, and will make bis home
there. Mr.. Burkholder and his daugh.
ter. Miss MINIS, have been residing
In staunton since the sale of the farm.
Mrs. A. T. Pugh. formerly of Way
nesboro died on Wednesday of last
week at her home in Newport News.
Her remains were brought to Waynes
boro Friday for interment. The fun
eral services taking place from the re-
sidence OF Mr.. b. o. Miller, and the
ipterment was In River View ceme-
try.
~ The Crosses OF hensr.
Th crosses of honor will be present.