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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-10-12
MAURERTOWN ITEMS.
BUREAU SHENANDOAH HERALD,
Cor. Nam St. Il r. X. Ave,
Maurertown. Va. Oct. 9.

Our farmers are in the midst of seeding.
Quite a lot of corn, or the fodder rather,
has been injured by the frosts.
Mrs. A. G. Shaver left on Tuesday for a
visit to Frederick City, Md.
Shaver's Hall is now empty. This is a
good place for political speaking.
Miss Emma Yew is visiting relations in
Winchester this week.
The Republicans of our place are very
jubllaBt over Mondays walk over in
Woodstock.
Mrs. Jas. L. Stone, of KiDgwoOd, w.
Va, is visiting the family of Rev. Z. b.
Shaver.
Levi Kiser has been kept extremely
busy in the past week, repairing old
drills.
Republicans of Maurertown, Va. we
hope to see a full attendance at the club
meeting Saturday night.
We heard from our friend J. b. Kronk,
few days ago. He says business is
brisk IN Kirksville Go IN and win, Bud.
Since the news from New York our
Democratic friends do not seem in near
such fine spirits as few weeks ago. This
is good thing as they will not feel so
terribly bad after the 9th Of November.
The Republicans had rcusing enthusi-
astic meeting at Toms Brook, on Tues
day night. The meeting was addressed
by Carter VI. Louthan, Esqr., Madison,
Va. Mr.. Louthan is the elector Of the
Seventh District and he is a hard worker.
lie made a speech of two hours, and
kept his audience spell bound excepting
when they would break forth in a storm
Of applause which was quite frequently.
, Mr.. Louthan will address the voters of
/ Columbia Furnace on Friday night,
Edlnburg, Saturday afternoon, at the
pole raising, and Mt Clifton. on Satur-
day night at 7.3O O'Clock. Let everybody
come out and hear him.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-10-12
COL. II. c. PARSONS.

NRa-s IL ~ 4 AhNNO+fNs
Then came this adopted son Of Virginia,
he who said, this is my State now, all
these states are ours, we love best and
first the place we live at and in, Rock
and then Shenandoah, bat all this is our
country, and sdmiring England for the
way she holds to her interests as she 'ees
them, we want to sea that she cant keep
us and our people from tho following Of
her policy, viz. Protection, whether under
the speclous guise of her grand money
pOacer or free trade, all however is for
England. That protection she, England,
wants. that from = Osdhsh to q beaver
skin, she says We, with Queen, Emperesa,
Lords, Commons, with the Canada Annex,
will protect our loyal subjects, even Irish
man not excepted (of which the speaker
was doubtfuD.
1t was at the close, that he said the up
street show (Which was run exclusively by
C. T. at Laughlin's Hotel porcL) can't
settle great issues, and men should meet
men, and manufactured applause does not
settle great questions Boys (the Repor-
ter says don't vote. They may enliven
and annoy and nothing more, 30 says the
raven meyer more. But he, Parsons, was
happy when he said Gen. John f. Roller,
he felt sure would not allow any
technical parliamentary rod tape,
Csrlisle-speakership to hold Roller, de-
cided man as lie is, from obtaining the
money Blair's Bill wants Ms to have and
get.
At the close of the captivating speech
OF Parsons (for our people like him if lac
is a yaukee-dog gone him. came our Con-
gressional Elector, C.. NJ. Loutham, nitro
duced by Senator II. II. Riddleberger.
And if he did not make things hot, who
will forget it. The "side show" from a
Hotel Porch, where there was the lonely
and lonesome candidate, Col. c. T., speak
ing against time, lonely, LONELY, Lonesome
Yes, they said voice failed, but who came
TO the rescue. nary ono, he spoke his self.
But Carter did put in his work, he held
the people His arraignment of promises
made and broken, reform, now unreform-
cd, was more than more, a simple case
where tho criminal would have, under
wise counsel, said throw myself on the
mercy OF the court. This speech was full
of points that hit. the hits, they hit, you
know. Score ono for LouthAm, where he
speaks they hear.
What day it was :.
That Maine man +! All do like him. liz
seemed to know. and seemed whereof he
spoke. Yes he did, and Parsons no did
talk and Louthsm too.
As for Roller the people seemed to say
save your time and breath for some othe
place and time for hore everything II
; lovely and the goose hangs high, an'
l can't all our people 90 say. Grand thing
10 in news are more than cheering, we haV'
them on the run and we can't refuse
decent burial.
Peace to ashes, we love yOu still, sin N
more. w.
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The Potomac Synod of the Reformed
Church.

This body met in its sixteenth annual
session at Woodstock, Va, on Tuesday
evening, Oct. 9th. The retiring President
not being present, the opening sermon
was preached by the stated clerk, Re7.
W. NJ. Deatrick on tho text, ale that
hath the son hath life" 1. John 3: L. The
roll was called and a quorum was found
present. Row w. K. H. Deatrick, Of
Newport, Pa, was chosen President, Rev.
S. s. Miller, Of Boonsboro, Nd, Vice
President, Kew. J. D. Miller, Of shippeus-
burg, Pa, Cor. Secretary. and Row. /. s.
weisz, d. d., Of Burk, Pa, Reading
Clerk. Rev. c. Cort, Greencastle, Pa
and Rey. c. J. Musser, Huntington, Pa,
were appointed to report the proceedings
of Synod for the secular papers.
Rev. A. G. Geary spoke earnestly and
ably on the subject of pastoral visitation
Wednesday night, showing its great i'm
portanco and the necessity OF giving It
genuine spiritual character. Rev. Jona'
b. shontz spoke on the importance o.
catechiEing the young
A large and attentive audience wa'
present during the evening services.
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EDrNBURG NOTES.

lin il home on a visit from Washington
He has grown quite tall since he lett u.s.
Ifyou want to her the issue Of the
present campaign freely discussed come
to the pole raising tomorrow, at O'CLOCK
p. m.
Mr.. Jacob Il. Rinker, until recently one
of our well-known citizens and business
men, is visiting friends and relatives here
He is accompanied by his wife.
Every body turn ont and take part IN
the pole raising, which is to come of to-
morrow, Saturday. Speaking by dis
tinguished gentlemen.
We must apologize to Miss Rose as she
tells us she did not hold anybody at
Pugh's Run on the evening Of the circus.
So it must have been the Imagination
only OF Choke"
Carter N. Louthan, Esqr., and Cen j. +.
Roller will positively be present to ad-
dress the citizens Of this place and vicinity
after the pole raising, Saturday at J.,
o'clock p. N.
Mr.. VIM. Whissen, leader Of the Shenan-
doah Cornet Band Of this place, and one
Of our most popular young men, we regret
to say will leave Us. as he has accepted
position in Roanoke, which place he Will
make his future home.
Miss Annie Sheet, Of Pleasant Valley
one Of Rockingham's fair daughters is
visiting her cousins, Nellie and Katie
Painter, near this place. The kiss Annie
received that she did not want
seemed to be the cause OF some comment.
Be careful, you smokers, how you present
your "bills for kissing"
Our good friend and citizen, Mr. Jno.
Huff, with his family, have removed to
Orange Court House, Va, where he ex-
pects to make his home for the future
"Quit roaming" he says, and settle down
TO solid business is his intention. His
friends, and they are many, very much
regret to lose him, as he was a good,
square, honest neghbor and friend. lie
wishes the HERALD OF this week and
after to follow him to the above address.
We were pleased on last Friday night,
to be the escort of Mrs. Henry and chill
dren, of Winchester, from the train TO the
home of her brother Mr.. John HUFF, of
this place, with whom and family they
enjoyed a very pleasant visit. Our young
and good friend, Allen o. Ran, has re-
turned to Roanoke, his place of business,
after few days visit to his parents and
friends in this place, all of whom were
pleased to meet him and find him looking
so well, and, by the judgement Of score
Of young ladies, so handsome.
The Republican ralley and flag raising
to come OF hero on next Saturday prom
ses to be a grand affair. We will swing
to the breeze n beautiful flag l0x15 feet
bearing the honored names Of Harrison,
Morton and Genl. John L. Roller, in con-
trast to the red bandanna OF which we
think our Democratic friends are already
ashamed. c. M. Louthan, Esqr., and Gen.
Roller will be present, and Hon. Jno. S.
Wise or some other NJ. c. is also expected
to be with us and address the mass of
people we expect to see here. Don't
forget that o'clock, p. m, Saturday the
18th inst, 10 the time.
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Excursion Tickets to the Virginia
Exposition, Richmond, Va.

The B. 4 O. r. X. Co. will sell excursion
tickets to Richmond, Va, every Moray
and Thursday during October and until
Nov. 18th, for the accommodation OF those
desiring TO visit the Exposition. The
tickets will be good going on day OF issue
and the day following, and will be valid
for return trip until Nov. Goth, inclusive
We give below a list Of stations and
ronnd trim rates via Stannton. Va.
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MARRIED.,

On the 7th inst, at the home Of the
bride, by Rev. II. Tallhelm Mr.. David II.
Dellinrer and Miss Eva c. Dellinger both
Of this county.
On Oct. 9TH, by Rev. II. Wetzel, at bis
residence, Mr.. George Ii. Rifle and Miss
Anna b. Teller, all of Shenandoah county.
On the 4th inst, by Ed. +. b. Shaver
Mr.. George jenkins and Miss Emma Hahn
beth Of this county.
At the Lutheran parsonage, Woodstock,
on Thursday, Oct 4th, lsss, by Rev. a.
A. J. Bushong, Mr.. ". F. Racey and Miss
Mary N. Rudolph, both Of Shenandoah
county.
On Oct 9th, 1893, at the Lutheran par
souage, Woodstock. by Rev A. A. J. Bush
ong, Mr. Chas. 7. Henkel and Miss Amelia
II, Rice, both Of this county.
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The negro minstrels and electric belt
man who have been entertaining our peo-
ple with free concerts for some night'
past on Court square, have lit out FOL
greener pastures.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-10-12

Owing to the press of business the
Secretary Of the Agricultural Fair has not
been able to furnish Us with full list OF
the premiums &C, awarded last week
The list will appear in our next issue so
that all can see what has been done and
who are the fortunate ones. The making
out of the list from the books and re-
ports Of the different departments Involve
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work and cannot be done hurriedly.
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Notice.

The Trustees of johnson School Board
will meet in the superintendent Office
Woodstock, Saturday 18th, OF Oct' 10
article with their teachers.
$E. B. SHAVER, Clerk.
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Capt. Martin Strickler, Of near haurer-
town. this county, is again on deck as the
champion potato raiser. Last season we
reported the extraordinary yield Of fine
sweet potatoes realized by him. and this
season his crop Of Irish potatoes is very
large one for the amount of ground plant
ed From quarter Of an sore he raised
100 bushels, from one acre be secured 1903
bushels. His entire crop was 35S bushels
raised on not quite ono and a half acres
As many as 81 potatoes were dug from
one bill. He also raised 45 bushels of fine
sweet potatoes from little over quarter
of an acre, he having had bad luck with
them IN the early part Of the season.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-10-12

Mr.. r. W. Norris, agent for the Amsri-
can Road Machine, gave a practical test
OF the working Of his machine on South
Muhlenburg street on Monday. 1t is GER
tainly wonderful labor saving apparatus,
and does the work to perfection. We
hope orr supervisors and road commits
sioners will examine into the merits OF
this machine or some other equally as
good. With few Of these and few
rock crushers we could soon have good
roads over the county instead Of the
present breskneck cowpaths that have so
long been a disgrace to us.
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In our issue Of last week We stated
that Mr.. Link Miller of this place, had
been called to Columbia, S. c., to the
bedside Of his sister, Mrs. Cora LOwmsn,
who. as well as her husband, was critically
in. We regret to say that on the same
night in which he started his brother-in-
law, Mr. Jno. Lowman, aed. His sister
Is improving, and it is hoped will soon be
able to travel when Mr. Miller will bring
her home. where it is hoped the pure air
of her native Valley may fully repair the
waste of the disease that came so near
proving fatal to her, and left her grief
stricken widow.
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Having secured the commodius and
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am prepared to offer the comforts OF a
homo TO boarders. respectfully solicit
the patronage of Valley people visiting
Washington. ~ Terms moderate.
Mrs. Gro. G.. OFT.