Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-02-26

bead. and short tail. A liberal reward.
DIR. d. ID. CARTER.
Mr. Henry Kinzel, one of the most
prominent and wealthy citizens OF WIN
chester. was found dead last Friday morn
ing in his bed at the hotel in Leesburg'
Florida, whittier be had gone to look aiter
his landed interests.
Fine Virginia pickles at Davidson ~
Capper's
Don't fail to call at Jamison's warehouse
and examine the Light Champion Steel
Binder.
An illumination of the Endless Caverns,
near New Market, will occur Friday, Feb
ruary %, 1856, at 1890 p. m. promptly
and every Friday thereafter during the
..a,sp. REUBEN ZmKLE, Proprietor.
Our old friend Jno. O'Flaherty has not
left the State since the election He was
in town Thursday, looking fat aud happy
aud full of business vim.
Rev. Charles II. Newman, son Of the
late William Newman, Of Portsmouth,
Ohio. and nephew of Mr.. Geo. II. OF, OF
this place, was married February 10th, to
Hiss Evelyn A. Filley. Of Waukesha'
Wisconsin
We must respectfully warn our cores
pondents against giving free advertise
ments in their articles. large portion
Of the income Of a newspaper IS from its
advertisements, and We cannot afford to
"puf without pay All free advertising
will be cut out Of communications in the
future.
Persons wishing canned goods will do
well TO call on US. Davidson 4 Capper.
Don't forget Kittie Rhoades and her
splendid troop at Twins Opera Hall on
the nights Of March lst, 2nd and 5rd' for
the benefit Of travels Cornet Band. First
night, "Pygmalion and Galatea,' one OF
Mary Anderson's most successful plays.
As we 20 TO press the telegraph brings
ne the sad news Of the death Of Mr.. Luther
Knissley, a native Of this place, but for a
number Of years engaged in the newspaper
business in Missouri. We hope TO give
full particulars next week.
We had the pleasure few days since Of
visiting one Of the best conducted Of the
public schools OF this couDty-tbat OF VT.
Airy, under the charge Of Mr. viii Z.
Fleming. one Of the best teachers in the
county. The progress made by his pupils
is remarkable, and be is giving the highest
satisfaction to the patrons Of the school.
The Try Company, Of the Presbyterian
church, Of this place, will celebrate the
Anniversary Of their organization on the
evening Of the sth Of March. Rev. Mr..
Woods, Of Martinsburg, will deliver the
usual address. Public are cordially invited.
Mr.. Jas. Davis, left Woodstock on Tues
day of last week, for Louisville, Ky. Mr..
Hal. Bender has also left for Washington,
DC, where he will enter a drug store.
The jail IN this place has been tramp
hotel for some time. They come in squads
and ask for a nights lodging behind the
bars. Two more unfortunates, both boyish
looking and of genteel appearance, were
accommodated with lodging on Wednes-
day night by jsilor shull
Capt. J. s. Trout, for a number Of years
one of the Editors and proprietors Of this
paper, was called from Washington to
see his father, Mr.. Isaac Trout, Of this
place, who is very i'll. Capt. Trout has a
very large circle Of friends in this place
who are glad to meet him after an absence
Of about ten years.
There will be two eclipses Of the sun
this year One, an annular eclipse, on
March 9th, visible in the United States a,
partial eclipse. The other will be a to-
tai eclipse Of the sun and will take plac'
on the morning Of August 10Th, visible al
q partial eclipse in part Of the United
States.
Our town is afflicted with an epidemic
Of petty thisving We have heard man!
complaints Of the depredaiiOns Of thes'
night-prowiing hght-nngered gentry. 4
number Of articles have been stolen from
the Woodstock Foundry and Machin
shops, such as pillow iron. lumber, &c
Some one is going to get badly hurt a
this little game before great while.
There win he a debate at Pine Grow
school House, on Tuesday night, Marc
2nd, 1896. Question Resolved, That th
county needs protective tariff. Lfdrma
tive. James II. Sheetz, NJ. d. Sheetz,
Beniss. d. W. Myers Negative, II. {
Magruder, Perry sibert, Jacob shockey
Monroe Hotel. ABRAHAM MILLER, Chair
NJ. d. sheetz, Secretary.
Ladies and the public generally are in
vited 10 attend.
We are informed that the company not
operating the Manganese mines in Powell
Fort expect 10 push things for all they al
worth. All indications point to a larg
amount Of this mineral, while silver Ia
been found in paying quantities. I'll
company expects to increase their force (
hands to 800 by the list Of March. A lars
number of buildings will he erected 1
once. and the latest improvement in mil
ing machinery will be introduced. "
are glad to see this important enterpri'
developing 60 rapidly. It must prove
great benefit to that section, as well as
the county.
The dangerous crossing at the railroa
On the Furnace Road, South Of town, wi
the scene Of an accident that might hay
nroved terrible in its effects but far fort
nate circumstances. Mr.. VIM. A. Fry,
Narrow Passage, was about to cross Il
track when an unheard train shot o.
from the mouth of the cut causing q
Load horses to whirl round and down q
hank. A telegraph pole and an 9th
team close behind prevented the who
affair from going down. Mr.. Fry W
Thrown from the wagon and painful
h,uised. A new road has already be-
1a;d ont and an appropriation made 4
that purpose. Why not have the rO
hnilt at once and avoid this dangerO
place.
10, nil forms Of nasal catarrh wh.
,,srsi il dryness of the air passages wi
mt Il commonly called stufing ri
ssDecislly when going to bed, Eye Cree
RAIN gives immediate relief Its benz benz
pane has been priceless.-A. g. Cha
NJ. d., MiIwOOd, Kas.