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PoWELL,s FORT ITEMS.

Rev. J. 2. Zigler, of the Conservative
TINKER Church, assisted by Rev. VIM.
Peters, preacher in charge, held series Of
meetings at Cross Roads, at which two
persons applied for baptism. Mr.. Zigler
is from Broadway, Rockingham county,
Va. lie is an able speaker, and has made
many warm-hearted friends during his
stay at Cross Roads.
1t is thought the Furnace in the lower
end Of the Fort will be in operation soon
perhaps sometime in January.
The Iron and Manganese Co. are still at
work building large house for their ma
chincry, storeroom, &c.
Hunting seems to be the main employ
ment of a great many Of our men at this
time. There are a great many deer being
killed
Milton II. Baker a Bros killed hogs
tina, weighed 1881 pounds, two Of them
weighed sOi3 pounds, and one weighed
4Os pounds. The seven averaging 275t
pounds. When Mr.. Daniel Glenn kills his
large hog we will give its weight. 1t Is
supposed it will weigh some 800 or COO lbs
The disease among hogs supposed to be
cholcra) is still raging.
Now is the time to get your Xmas gifts
ready, as Xmas is almost here. Hy the
way, our friend, G. J. Cullerr, has already
gotten his Xmas gift, in the shape OF a
great big by.
1t is reported that there isto be several
couples married during the holidays. Sup
pose the cold weather is hurrying then
up.
Not long since one Of our young men, Oh
leaving his fair damsel, was so overcome
by the honcyed words that fell from hen
charming lips like enchantment that he
hastily mounted his steed and was soor
moving toward home at speed of ] mile
in 2;4O, leaving gates and fences ajar, call
ing people from their beds, causing all The
dogs in the neighborhood to be in an up
roar giving people much trouble, especial
ly farmers in gathering up their stock tina
got out through the gates that he lief
open. FRANCIS
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A Card.

In the Tbginian, of the llth, appeared
the second article from the hand of GEO.
J. Funk equally as false as the first, deny
ing the report that he gave John Shipe an
account Of $500 to vote the democratic
ticket ! have no more to say than /
have said that am ready ut any time
TO testify to the facts as presented above
and in my other reply. am alsoready to
proye at any time he acknowledged that
he told Geo. Burner had he voted the DEM
ocratic ticket he would have given him
one bnsnel of corn. Mr. Funk speaks Of
nv testimony as being doubtful. ! will
leave that for the people to decide whose
testimony will go the fartbest, his or mine.
will say right here that aman who will
give a man an account Of $500 to vote
the democratic ticket, and acknowledge
that he would have given another man
one bushel Of corn to vote the democratic
ticket, aud then lie about il, lie not worthy
of a ote, and his word ought not TO be
taken, though be were on oath.
Mr.. John Shipe comes ont in an article
Of the same date and says that George j.
Funk never offered TO buy his vote; that
he preferred to vote the democratic ticket.
understand bis son says he got an ac-
count Of 500 TO vote the democratic tick
ct. | also understand that one of his
brethren in the church asked him whether
he was going to vote the republican tick
ct Re said, certainly am" 4 man
that will lie about one thing will lie about
/ another. JACOB W. FUNK, SR.
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HAMBURG DOTS.

Mr. EDITOR Il do not believe you are
in very urgent need of correspondents,
Judging from last weeks issue Of the HER
AID, but as We have had nothing from this
section, III try to send you few items
Mr.. Samuel Clanahan lost fine COW
last week. A straw rick blew over and
caught her under it, from the effects OF
which she Gied
Our schools are progressing finely, the
attendance being unusually large. Isn't
il strange how sociable the average school
master can be during the term We have
two teachers teaching near here, Zone
from Woodstock, and the other from the
classic town Of Mt. Clifton, who may be
seen OF, almost any evening meandering
in any direction except towards their
boarding place, (paying visit to the pa
irons ostensibly, curtailing thoir board
bills really.
We have two stores here, each of which
is driving a fourishing trade.
IL may not be out of place here TO men,
tion little occurrence. One of our best
citizens, who, by the way, is retired
merchant. was found ono cold morning
with coat OH busily engaged in the woods
telling timber and converting the same in
to rails, while a frozen bandanna lying on
a stump near by gave evidence that he
was earning his bread by the sweat Of
his brow" When questioned 10y passcr
bv AS TO the reason'of bis working 30 hard
on such a morning, (as you know, Mr.. Ed
itor. that we do not every day see a retired
merchant making rails he said " The
democrats are in power now which, OF
course, explained it all.
one Of our old fishermen says that the
fish uoud bite along in the fall under
Cleveland's administration, but that now
since Fifty, Daniel u Co. have carried
the state not even minnow will venture
even a small nibble."
The ladies of this place are going to have
an oyster supper on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, the 2sth and Doth inst, for the
benefit of Bethel Church. All are cordially
invited to be present and have good
time. as we can assure them they shall be
waited on by some Of Iiamburgs faircst
daughters.
Oh you needn't look at the waste basket
any more for I'm going to stop right here.
More anon. JNO. u. SMl Ilil-'
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MT. JACKSON NEWS.

Mr.. Saml. Koontz, the leader Of the
Mt. Jackson Cornet Band, has gone TO
New York city, TO clerk in a restaurant.
Mr.. W. II. IIamman, dealer in groceries,
confeotioneries, &c, made an assignment
last week in favor Of bis mother.
The Heating Bros. of Winchester, have
been in this place for some days, putting
in furnaces in the Methodist and Lutheran
churches, and the National Bank.
We have heard that several of our
citizens, in this neigbborhood, took adj
vantage Of the late cold snap and filled
their ice houses
The recent change of the schedule Of
the passenger trains on the Valley Road,
fails to provide for the passengers stop
ping here for dinner.
Capt. David Ncfi, who lives near this
place, had a slight attack Of paralysis
few DAYS ago. He is little better, at
this writing.
The new Methodist church at this place
was dedicated on last Sunday. Dec. Goth,
by Rev. Saml. X. Cox, ID. D., of Mt. Yer
non Place, Washington, d. c. The church
is very handsome building, and is heat
cd by a furnace. The main audience room
is large, and there is also a Sunday schoo
room, which can be used on extra oc
casion. as it is connected by folding doors
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

LUTHERAN. Rev. A. A. J. Bushong
breaches in the Lutheran Church, on the
morning aud evening Of the 2d Sabbath
aud at night on the 4th Sabbath Of each
month.
METHODIST. - Rev. S. c. Ferguson,
breaches in the Methodist Church, at
Woodstock, on the ID and lth Sundays,
morning and evening. and at Ednburg on
LIST and 3d Sundays Of each month, morn
ing aud evening.
PREsBYTERIAN.- Rev. X. II. Fleming,
breaches in the Presbyterian Church, at
Woodstock, every Sunday morning aud
evening.
EPfscOPAL.-Rev. James w. Shields,
will preach in Emmanuel Protestant Epis-
copai Church, Woodstock, on the LIST and
Sd Sundays of each month, morning and
night.
REPORMED.-Rey.A A. X. Kline breaches
in the Reformed church on the LIST and Bird
Sundays in the morning and every Sunday
night.
CnRIsTIAN.-Rev J. A. Spencer, preach
es in the Christian church at Woodstock,
on the Sd Sunday morning and evening.
NJ. L. CHURCH, CoLORED.-Rev. Richard
Lane, breaches in Woodstock every Sd
Sunday
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MT. OLIVE DOTS.

The health Of the neighborhood is good
at this time.
Some farmers are busy blowing for corn
and oats.
Capt. J. L. Towns, Of this village,
butchered hog, few days since, that
weighed SOC lbs.
Mr.. Henry Hamman, Of Winchester,
and his sisters, Of the same place, are
visiting in this neighbOrhood.
Rev. Mr.. Wolf, Of Strasburg, closed his
series Of revival meetings here with
three accessions TO bis church.
Those who have plenty should remem-
Der those in want during the coming
Holidays, and in the spirit Of kindness
help them during these days Of rejoicing
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-12-25

During the heighth Of the heavy wind
storm on Saturday night, or rather Sunday
morning, between - and l o'clock, the
alarm Of fire brought our people from
their beds and the bright glare of light
that met their eyes struck terror to every
heart. Fortunately it proved to be only a
fiercely burning chimneyof the "Shenan-
doah House" The large fakes Of blazing
SCOT were carried on the wind across the
Geary Hotel and the large Burner Block
opposite, and threatened both those
buildings. Our fire boys were soon on
hand and had several lines Of hose run
out, but happily their services were not
needed, although the fire required some
hours of careful watching. At first it
was thought that the large wing Of the
Shenandoah House was all on fire as the
smoke rolled in dense clouds through the
building, and caused hasty stampede of
guests fiom their warm beds.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-12-25

Mr.. Robt. Hugh Martin, the editor aud
proprietor Of The TrgiRiaH newspaper, Of
this place, was married on Tuesday morn
ing last, at u o'clock, in the Presbyterian
Church, by Rev. X. H. Fleming, to Mi
Maggie b. Hughes, one of our most popu-
lar aud charming young ladies 1t is the
universal opinion Of our people that this
is most happily mated couple, and they
start out on their journey through life
with the best and earnest wishes Of all for
a long, prosperous and happy life. In
mediately after the cerem ony they took
the 1896 train for a trip through Penn
sylyauia, where nearly all Of the fair
young brides relatives reside.
May the sweetest Of flowers spring under
their footsteps,
And the bluest Of skies De ever above,
MAY our merciful Savior, in justice and
mercy
Ever show them His face rejecting His
love.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-12-25

TEACHERS INsTTUTE.-The Teachers
Institute of Shenandoah county will meet
at Woodstock, Thursday, January l4th,
1856, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Each teacher is
expected to bring with him specimens OF
work done in his school. Teachers are re-
quested to send in any questions they may
wish to hear discussed then, in time to
have them in the Institute programme,
which will be published in this paper next
week. We hope every teacher will come
TO this conference determined to make 1t
success. Let each one bring some Of his
patrons and older scholars. School Irus'
tees and Directors should all be there.
W. w. LOGAN, G. :. ;.
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Week Of PRAYER.

Monday, Jan. 4th, Methodist Church.
Praise and Thanksgiving.-Rev' X. IL
Fleming.
Tuesday, Jan. 9TH, Christian Church
Humiliation and Confession.-Rev. A. h
Kline.
wednesday, jan 9th, Reformed Church
The Church and Family.-Rev. A. 4. j.
Bushong.
Thursday Jan. 9TH, Presbyterian Church
Home aud Foreign Mission.-Rey' ). t.
Ferguson.
Friday, Jan. 9Th, Methodist Church
Nations and Governments-Col. Z. t.
Stickley.
Saturday, Jan. 9th, Reformed Church
The Christian Life-Rev. 5. G. Ferguson
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