Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-06-05
Official Vote Of Shenandoah County.


Official Vote Of Shenandoah County.
MAY 2S, lSSj.-LEE DISTRICT.
Justices, c. Shirley 800, Amos Peters
1886, Paul Miller 2ss, j. A. Maloney III, N.
W. Baker 10 Constable, T. J. Burke
200, j. w. Woods l22 Supervisor, Abra-
ham CARRIER 297, S. A. Wine lsO; 'Overseer
of Poor, w. II. Rice 256, C.. Shutters 2O6 f;
Commissioner of Roads, Samuel Good 300,
Milton Pence ia.
AsHBY DISTRICT.
Justices, l.. II. Rinker 2OS, J. II. Sager
ls9, Jacob r. Miller ia, S. ii. Bowman
pol, Lemuel Ryman 225, +. p. Irwin 2O2
Constable, S. p. Overhultz l79, Jacob Ii.
Downey 2O7; Supervisor, k. 5. Rinker
PIG, Monroe Fnnkhsuser 1871; Overseer OF
Poor, A. j. McQuay 1876, John Lutz l7G,
Jacob Ryman 90; Commissioner Of Roads,
Jonathan Harpine 1877, Jacob l.. Hepner
2Os, Noah Higgs 10.
MADISON DISTRICT.
Justices, Jos. Conner 81, isaac Fadely
2g7, John Coffelt 29i, S. c. Campbell "a,
w. II. stickley 60, L. Lantz II, G. w.
Wiudle 4 Constable, A. J. Fately 2s@, ).
II. stickley lO9 Supervisor, j. w. SAINT
miers 2S3, X. NJ Lantz %; Oyerseer OF
Poor, S. NJ. Lantz 33l; Commissioner Of
Roads, Perry Pence Dol, Lorenzo Fadelcy
lO2.
JOHNSTON DISTRICT.
Justices, L. II. Cullers 2O7, NJ. d. Linda
mood Isl, Isaiah Glenn 2O1, S. NJ. Crabill
2J7. David COverstone 2Oi; Constable,
Allen Bowman 1874, Marcus Ridenour 2O3;
Supervisor w. A. Headley POS, l.. IL.
IIamrick ls7 Oyerseer Of Poor, David
Goladay lS7, Jeremiah Walters 2O7 Com
missioner of Roads, Lawrence Keller 2l2,
d. +. w. Myers ls2.
STONEWALL DISTRICT.
Justices, John II. Grabill 1886, Jared l..
Teller $50, G.. W. Orndorlf 252, c. W..
snarr l4l, Snowdcn Whitaker ia Con-
stable, c. A. Saum 25i; Supervisor, JOS.
Rhodes 25S, ID. II. Gochenour lG; Over
seer Of Poor, S. " X. Clover 374; Com
missioner of Roads, Joseph Maphis 255,
Hampson SmOot Ill.
DAVIS DISTRICT.
Justices, G. A. Brown PIG, Obed Funk
POS, Daniel Spengler 4s, d. II. stickley l69,
VIM. Miller 30, A. H. Barb 3, Geo. Ebsrly
); Constable, Isaac Painter liz, Luther
Hurn 90, Abraham Baker Is; Supervisor,
John Funk l7s, Cornelius Hickman 50 /;
Overseer Of Poor, Edward Tea 20i, Cyrus
Keister 10, Ephraim Baker 3, Amos Keller
a; Commissioner of Roads, ID. X. Stickley
223.
Total No. of votes cast in county. 1899.
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EDISBrRG NOTES.-The Juvenile party,
which was to come OIL Monday night last,
was Gzzle,'
Festivals and picnlcs are now in order.
Where, oh, where are the " Big Six"
The Edinburg Cornet Band (Rep.)
enliyened our town with a general sere'
made on Monday night.
There was another Sociable 90 held in
town on Monday night of last week. If
any new plays were introduced Charlie
has failed to report them.
We learn that Miss Ella LantE, daughter
of Mr.. S. NJ Lantz, living near this place,
who has been attending the Hsgerstown
Female Seminary, has won the honor Of
delivering the valedictory at the approach
ing commencement.
In answer to several private letters from
Rinkcrton, asking for the real name of
young man of this town who "put up
for the night there recently, we will say
that his name is not Kelley his saying
it is to the contrary notwithstanding.
One Of our confectionery stores has a
new clerk nearly every day. If you ask
for the proprietor you are always informed
that he has gone to his water melon patch,
and there is no telling when he will be
back as his girl lives between the pate b
and town.
Our postoi1ice is to remain on Main
street. We learn that the building now
occupied by Mr.. George Funk as shoe
makers shop, has been secured. The new
postmistress, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Calohan, will
take charge Of the Office sometime during
the present month.
Little boy, ,. said gentleman here the
other day, "why do you carry that UNI
brella over your head It's not raining.
"No.n "And the sun is not shining
"No." "Then why do you carry II ~
"Cause when it rains pa wants it, and
when the sun shines ma wants it, an it's
only when it's this kinder wedder that |
kin git ter use it at ALL"
In order TO save certain young lady,
living on Depot street, who is expecting a
visit from lady friend of hers at Wood
stock, the trouble Of baking cake and
turning out in her best to receive her
friend on Saturday next, we would inform
her that the writer Of this has been to
Woodstock and called on her friend, who
says: at is impossible for her to pay the
long.looked- for visit to Edinburg on that
day that the whole OF her time, during
the day, is now employed in looking at her
mother work, and at night in entertain
ing her beaux, which are numerous -
So you see, Ella, Matte will not come
Saturday.
PEABODY NORMAL CrRcULaR.-To n,
Teachers Of Public Schools Of Virginia.-Ar'
rangemerts have been completed with the
proper authorities for one Of the State
/ Normals to meet in Staunton, Augusta
county Va, July l4th, 1885, and continue
four weeks. Ample accommodations have
already been made for the comfort of al
who may wish to come.
All teachers will be provided with good
board at the following rates: $1,000, Sl3.-
%, sl4OO, and $500 per month. Thu
board of none to exceed $1,000.
As an inducement to hasten the arriVa
of every teacher, We have adopted thil
fair plan, VIZ. Those applying first viii
have advantage Of the cheaper rates. un
} tl aach rate in furn IN tlA. highpst ia ex