Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1880-03-10

All the new brick building were built
by our former energetic tOwnsman, Mr..
oh. Hoshour, who has erected for
himself neat and comfortable resi-
dence. The Graded School has large
three story brick building, well planned
and well furnished. This school is now
under the charge Of Prof Ms. Waller,
a teacher of eminent ability and an
excellent disciplinariau. lie has eff
Gent and well qualified assistants. The
second department is taught by Mr.
Joseph Armstrong, son OF Rev. }. h.
Armstrong Of the Baltimore Conference.
The third department is under the
charge Of Miss Mary Simpson and the
fourth is under Miss Bruce Trout
These teachers are certainly doing good
work and Front Royal may well be
proud Of her graded school. A large
planng mill and sash factory is in opera
ton. Such is the system and energy OF
the gentlemen in charge OF this enter
prise that they can Gil an order lof
new house Of four or five rooms and
deliver the key within thirty days from
lhe reception Of the order. The cause
Of .hcrapid Improvement OF The town is
to be attributed primarily to the enter
,,.so(ft', roorlho,,,. and other busj-
nos. nen number Of surrounding
t,actsofland have been divided into
s-,.l, Io...o1 aro s.,l 10 no~t:os de.
.;,.r..,, '.,1l.+a rs sonahlc PRICE
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nahaeu Ho'P.'"'''J' " inc '0O''''O-
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conference 1e' Il Pu'"'-on .o' N0'P,,
tail'y mas Oeen 50 -on- an" ~ We"
estaoIishea lHA1 me most ln"I Gun "
saio' 10 'hiS respect IS '""v 'uo O'n
terence mas Oeeh IeceiFeu WIZ" 'no
hospHalily characteristic oI t"e p''oe'
Nhile II was q great UNDERTAKING III
Front Royal 10 acco'u'uoo"'e Oouy VI
ABOUT ZoV mcmOer'' sac mas hOl only
done 1t but she has done II WELL " nile
tie town IS surrounded oy rich anu
hospltable section OF the country very
few have gone to the country, because
30 many good homes were open IN
town. There are four churches IN this
place. Tie Baptist, Ep-acopai' Presoy-
, terrain and Methodist. They are all
1 neat and well arranged buildings.
Tie Methodist church is new and r.
fleets great credit, not only upon tho
p liberal members Of the church, through
+ whose effort, twas built. b@t upon the
q workmcn who have displayed 50 mucl
t skill and workmanship. The auditorium
# is large. well furnished ana handsomely
j frescoed. \ new Bardette organ has
- just been received Oy The choir that has
e been giving US excellent music. The
- basement Is large and contains Sunday
e School and lecture room ana TWO class
rooms. HE house Is heated by iur'
naces ana Is wen ASH'eu' fHe o"llo
ing was erec'ed' "heh prices were d
G Tue lowest point anu co'' oFel INV
0 thousand uo''ar'' Inc SoS''oh' .
l. conference nave occn interesting "n'
st were we" "''eu"cu' Inc o2cn'ns SUI
II mon was prc"o"c" " I'o' jon" oIS".
- nesdav NIGHT DIR. Hon II preached il
- the Methodist Church and Rev. J
- Watts Shoaf N tho Roo,ist church. AL
the churches Of the town have .eer
= thrown omen 70 tho Conreron @ an,
c three Of Them are filed every night.
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