Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-10-12

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"s,c. 70 cents per Ii. A fine tea, try
StcElex Barron.
o ,saily t9& Foltz, Lautz's Mill, hayc no
'ue'r support or clerk hire to pay ont
s aenstore, therefore can sell goods as
9 any other men in the county.
will be speaking at Chapel
~ q, SAool House, Saturday evening
= n Several good speakers will be
on praS!tlss select suit of cloths from our
in ~. took OF samples and have them cut
nit Cou,ade to fit in the latest city style.
- OFF W. c. BARRON.
Z with
-)st from the main building on the
nr Grounds, on Thursday, white knit
shawl. The finder will be rewarded by
returning it to this Office.
Carter NJ. Louthan, Esqr, Republican
Elector for this Congressional District,
will speak at Mt Clifton. on Saturday
evening, Oct. 18th. at 7:30 o'clock.
For the convenisnoe OF large number
OF people a voting precinct has been e.
tablshed at Lantz's Mill, in this county,
with Mr.. A. F. Ludwig as Registrar.
stlckley L Foltz, Lantz's Nails, are no
respectors Of persons, but viii yeat every
person right that deals with Am. One
trial will convince you. a.<or
We have now the IareeAANS' y. witure
room in the Valley, and Wi " fully
stocked with furniture of q tCall
and examine our goods and
FRAY ecrNIA. n
An interesting revival ha. "g
on in the Methodist Church at Quics"e
burg. this county, for several weeks, and
about twenty persons have embraced re-
ligion.
During the Fair some light fingered
scoundrel stole President Ienkel's over
coat and buffalo robe. We have heard of
quite a Dumber Of petty thefts and rocket
picking during tho Fair.
The authoress, Miss Emma II. Wight,
Of Baltimore. IS visiting Miss Bertha Won
Hillern. at her studio near Strasburg, Va.
She will accompany Miss Won Hillern on
a sketching trip along the B. & o. K. r.
The Harrison and Morton Republican
club, Of Woodstock, will meet in their
hall. on Saturday evening next, at 7;3O
o'clock. A full attendance Of the MEM
bers is expected
On Saturday last Mrs. Wisman, wife of
Mr.. Vim. F. Wisman, a well known cti-
zen Of St. Lukes, this county, fell from a
foot bridge about four feet high. and
broke her collar bone. We learn that she
is doirg well and will socn recover entire
ly from her injury.
Mr.. W. d. L. Borum, a young and
wellknown attorney Of this place, and
for the past two sessions a journal clerk
Of the Virginia Legislature, has deter
mined to try his fortune in the South,
and will leave for Fort Worth. Texas, the
latter part of this week. We wish him
every success in his new home.
Wesley Boyd, colored lunatic, who
had been confined in the jail at this
place for some months died in his cell on
Saturday night, af ter an illness Of some
weeks. He received every attention from
Mr.. shull and family, and from DR.. H. Il.
Irwin, his physician.
Among the remarkable men Of this
county is Mr.. William Shay widely known
"a ''Uncle Billy" Of TaylOrtOwn, near
Edinburg. He was born in Ireland in
1906, and although 81 years old can walk
from Edinburg to Woodstock and return
in AZ short time as any young man in the
county.
This Office is indebted to Mrs. JOS. L.
Hsller, Of this place, for lot Of As fine
sweet potatoes as we ever saw. They
were not only very large and smooth but
we're of splendid quality, fully equal to
the best Of the celebrated Eastern Shore
potatoes We learn that Mr.. Keller raised
over twenty bushels on a small piece Of
ground IN his garden or house lot.
The cold weather and nipping frosts Of
the past few days have caused a great
change in the appearance of the woods
and mountains, warning us that winter
will soon be on US. Chesuuts have been
coming in in small quantities, but as yet
they are too green to be good eating. We
learn that the crop through this section IS
an unusually large one, and Of line quail
ity.
The sweet strains Of the Edinburg
Cornet Band enlvened our streets on
Monday, and proved a sourceof enioymen
toa large number Of people who gathered
around them. This is one Of the hes
bands in our county. and their accommo
dating spirit and readiness to contribute
to the pleasures Of the people has mad
this very popular organization. The
are handsomely uniformed and make
sne appearance.
HAuntv Jane Moore, worthy old col
Grad woman Of this place, died on Satur
day night Of last week after a short Ill
ness Of pneumonia. She was go year
aid. and was well and fsvorably known "a
the majority Of our community, having
snent her entire life here. She was th'
mother Of eighteen children, only i've o
rhom suryive her. IIardworkiug and
bonest she died with the respect Of al
who knew her.
Mr.. A. r. Miller, popular and worth.
Young man Of this neghborhood' nov
employed on the Cincinnati Southern
Railroad. with residence in Chattanooga
left here on Tuesday last for his home IL
that place, after a visit Of some weeks {
relatives and friends. Mr.. Miller too
with him a bonnie bride, one Of Shenar
doahs purest and truest daughter
We wish them all the good fortune
and happiness this life can Civ
for no more worthy couple over left tn
old county.
Mr.. Adam Lchliter an old and highl
respected citizen of Tlmbervile, Rocking
ham county, Va, died on September, last
at the ripe old age Of % years. Mr.
Lichliter was native Of this place, wher
a brother and sister survive him. Will
a Young man he removed to TimberyIll
where by a long life of quet industry an
unswerving honesty he won the highe'
regard and respect of the entire commul
ity as was attested By the large numbC
.,l.lod Of his frneraI Trulv oa