Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-03-02

that no is improving, and will probably
soon be at his post again.
p. S.-Kennie turned up on yesterday,
Thursday and is at his post again. He
is a little disfgured but still in the ring.
The alarm of Are on Friday morning Of
last week, was occasioned by the partial
burning Of the roof Of the dwelling Of
Chris Orange. colo, on'north Muhlenberg
Street. A few buckets Of water put it out
before the arrival Of the engine.
Enjoy a good, hearty laugh Saturday
night. Hear the golden toned Swiss bells;
the classical vocal solos by Miss Ella
Beebe, the double-voiced vocalist, accom-
plishing a compass from Low + to High d.
l will guarantee have the handsomest
and the most durable pleasure cart ever
shipped to the Valley Come and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere.
Feb. 3-stl A. L. JAMIsoN.
II YOU want to spend a pleasant evening
aud at the same time benefit travels
Cornet Band, don't fail to attend the re-
hned enter tainment to be given by Miss
Nellie A. Brown, in Twins Hall, on Tues
day night, March 9Th This splendid
actress and impersonator has received the
highest praise Of press and people.
A Lenten service beginning on the 3rd
ofHarch and continuing until the Sth, in
elusive, will be held in Emmanuel Epis-
eopal Church, in this place. Services will
commence at O'Clock each night. RI
Rev. Bishop A. NJ. Randolph, Protestant
Episcopal Church, will preach on Tuesday
night, March 18th.
lam handling the best cat and corn
phosr hate on the market. Also the high
est grade Of Blue Windsor plaster. Call
and get prices before buying elsewhere.
mar 2-stl. A. L. JAMIsoN.
Mai. T. B. Hammond Of Baltimore, Nd,
the general agent who gave such a salts
factory test Of the power Of his Perfect
Hand Fire Extinguisher in this place one
night last week, has appointed Mr.. B.
sohmltt, Druggist, the agent for Wood
stock and Shenandoah county for these in
valuable extinguishers.
On Tuesday night, March 9th. Miss Nell
lie A. Brown, one Of the brightest and
mast attractive young women Of the
American stage, will appear at Twins
Opera Hall, in this place, for the benefit
Of travels Cornet Band. Here isa chance
TO enjoy a most attractive entertainment
and at the same time give our splendid
band lift.
March is here. Look to your chimneys
and stove pipes. Don't wait for them to
take fire during a March gale and endan-
ger the whole town. A little care in such
eases may save thousands of dollars worth
of property and many homes. Examine
your fines and pipes carefully, It IS duty
You owe to yourself, your neighbors and
the community generally.
A meeting of the Board Of Physicians
appointed to examine disabled Confeder-
ates for a pension, under an Act Of the
Legislature, was held in Dr. Cmter's Of
fee, in this place, on Monday. About
thirty applicants were present, bat we are
informed that many failed TO pass. All
who have drawn anything from the State
in the last FIVE years are debarred from ap-
plying at this time. The Board is COM
posed Of DIS. Crawford, Carter and Rice.
The Armstrong & Fitzpatrick Co. Of
Merry Makers and Swiss Bell ringers will
give one of their model entertainments at
Twins Hall, Saturday March 3id. The
recommendations by press and public
prove this to be a strictly first-class Com
pany, and should meet with the same good
success here a. has been attending them
elsewhere. Admission, % cents. Resery-
ed seats, 50 cents, now on sale at Twins
drug store.
Judge II. c. Allen has laid of number
of desirable building lots on thehill at The
south end of Main street opposite the resi-
dence Of Senator Rddleberger Several
Of them have already been purchased fol
building purposes, ono by the Reformed
church upon which they will erect new
parsonage and one by Mr.. A. L. Jamisor
upon which he will erect a dwelling. Al
it is one Of the most beautiful parts o
town all these lots will soon be bought ~
for building purposes.
Mr.. win. T. Irwin, son of DIR. j. S
Irwin, of this place, and prosperous and
popular news dealer and business man o
Newark, Ohio. is spending few weeks a
his old home in Woodstock, having beef
called here by the late serious Illness o
bis brother, Frank R. Irwin. He is tn
picture of good health and is the sam
genial. kind hearted boy he has sever been
and his multitude of warm friends in hi
native town were glad to exchange
hearty handshake with him once more.
The Try Company, a mission band o
children in the Presbyterian church, viii
celebrate their tenth anniversary next
Wednesday night, March 7th, in the Pres
byterian church. The programme will b.
an interesting one. 1t will consist {
a report covering the ten years work
hymns and colloquial reel tations Of ScriI
ture by the company and an address b.
the Rev. r. H. Fleming, the former pop'
lar and beloved pastor Of this church. G
and encourage the children in this wof
for Christ.
Dr. Fl. Fl. Irwin, of this place, met wit
n painful and what might have proved
very ssrious accident on Monday. VIM
retnruing from professional call vince
ran off of his gig near the residence OF NJ
Dennis O'Neal, a short distance sonth
town. The sudden fall of the vehic
oitebed him forward under the horse "n'c
T. hacking around stepped with both hin
feat On the Doctors stomach, ana al
stepped upon bis arm and leg causir
na;afol brnises. His shoulder was all
badly bruised by striking upon IL IN u
6ll. The Doctor is now conhneo 10 Il
room. and will probably not be able TO a
tend to the active work Of his ProfsSi'