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, 1888-08-23
From wesses.as,s DAILY.

Another circus Eext Saturday.
NJ. heeua OF LoiaB1 is N town again
John G.. Beck, the well known jewel
er CT Portland Is in town.
The tag Tacoma arrived this morning
from Cape Flaitery with the crew of shc
wrecked bark Cas,andra Adans.
Four musteI steam CcLoooer Jeanne
arrived from San Francisco, and is Is
charging freight at Bartlett's wharf.
Mr.. Ira Smith, late supt. of the saw
mill at Port Discovery, has accepted q
sln!!ar position il TIE Gosmopoli5
mill.
WAErED.-NI.r and wife 70 go on a
good farm near iEosdsie. Apply at
once to W II. Il Learned a: Opera
Houze, Por. Townsend, W. 7.
Messrs. L. LoughaEy aud G. ". Brad
we'll, OF ucMinuvIiIs, Oregon, az
taking look a. Port Tow uscr,il, AID
fad It 4 'aGca better place taan vas
represented t" them At so5aa Of ths
places up the Sound
Tue ISLAND RoUrE.-Tha steamer
Eliza Anderson is now running between
Port Townsend aud Whascom. She
will make Fesuiar trips, on schedule
time until thu Libby rasumes--aud viii
run to Seattle every Sunday.
II IS reported or good authority that
the o. r. s n. Co will soCn place their
new and fast boat. the I. j. Potter on
the Tacoma, Port Townsend and VIC osia
route. Business e too dull down on
the Columbia tp keep her busy, and so
she IS TO come up hers where there Is
something going cu.
J he packing eas1n at Astoria closed
very satisfactorily, 2S canueries putting
up within 1900 cases Of tue output oil
80 establishments last year. The fish
handled numbered about $4,000, and
more fishermen operated this year with
their own nets AMI boats than ever be
fore In every way tho Assorians feel
good over the situation.
Mr.. Z. L. Roberts, practical horti
culturalIst. long with Peter Henderson
ia New York aud later III Caliiurni.. is
III the city, seeking a location. He Is
pleased with Port Townsend, and If lie
can find the right spot in this locality,
viii start nursery aud plaut propo-
eating establishment. He is the kind
# man We want here, and it Is earnest
~ hoped that he may fiud something to
suit him.
The MoUSTAIN VIEW NORMAL COLLEGE
pending the completion of the building,
will open its first term September 10,
in RED Mans HALL, and will sustain
from the beginning classes in the Com
mon Branches, Sciences, Classics, and
Mathematics. Private lessons IL Art,
Vocal and instrumental Music 10y super
ior teachers. Como III for tbs opening
If possIble, il not, at your first cOnven-
fence, but come Notify us by postal
when you will enter and what studies
you wish TO pursue. Write for circular
and course Of study.
, 1888-08-23
The Verdict Tuau.mous

y. D. Suit, Druggist, BiPpus, Ind.
taStih~Si Il can recommend Electris
Bitter. az the very hest remedy Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
csse. One man took six bottles, and
Was cured OF rheumatism Of 10 years
standing" abraham Haze, druggist.
Beiivilc Ohio. affirms: The best ssl-
ling medicine have ever handled III my
% years' experience, is Electric Bitte!s."
Thousands OF others have added their
testimony So that the verdict is uuaui-
nous that Electric BitteEs DO cure all
oi the Liver, Kidney or Blood.
Such medicine you Will fiud in Eleo-
trio BitteTe, and only 80 cents 3 bottle.
II. ID. HILL & Son.
, 1888-08-23
\ soaaG s.s=s; OpIuou.

T. B!ainhriIg- MupIny Esq, County
ATTY, Clay Co. Tex says: Have used
E!eciuic Ditter5 with most happy resnIis
Ny brother also was very low with Ma
iarlal Fever ard Jaundic~. but was
cnred by timely Tse ni the medicine.
Am satisfied Electric Bi:ters saved bis
life"
Mr- D. l.. Wilc0xsoU. Of Horse Cave,
iAy., adds ike testimony, saying: De
pUsitivaiD believes he would have died,
mad 1t not been for Electric Bitters.
Lbis great remedy will ward of, az
well ~ cufe all aIGrial Diseases, and
t"5 al Kidney, LiaeT and Ltomgch Dis
orders stauis uneqEglled. Price SOC
sEi 81 = L. u. Hi! & Son.
, 1888-08-23
From rrfaay,s DaIIs.

Ar. Hamilton OF QulisIne ID IN SoYn.
Salmon fishing has commenced up
Sound.
Mrs. AIolloy Is expected on ths Eysn-
gel today.
It ia nov claimed that Capt. CARROLL
will not resign.
The Sseamsr Elder will have new
boilers and engines this winter.
Democratic primaries will be held
throughout the county 10 morrow.
Starrent began sxcavating for the
Bartlett bDek on Water street yesterday.
Call at Graves and HanSon's grocery
store on tts bill, and sample THAR goods
and prices.
nsrrisG $3.50 per acre for his remaining
bay frontage near the past.
Seattle hes lat the contract Tor her
two new school houses TO James Park.
The figures are ebous 100000.
When it comes to begging question
She Cali is entitled to valuable prize.
1t seFiainly is champion ia that line.
Charles Francis Adams is announced
by the Oregonidn TO be due il Port
Townsend about the last of this month.
Esssrs. Forimsn and Hammond are
surveying and plating Bsn. Petty
groves land near that Qsntisman's resi-.
dsncs.
The Bunch Grass Realm halls from
Rockford. Spokane Ca, this week. II is
. bright nswsy new paper. Ii will
doubtless supply long felt want.
The Trade Journal. 2 new daily otSe'
aIiIs, comes to baud in nice type and
clever appearance. Its sditors are Alex,
andsr Begg aud Edmund 9. Aeaney.
TwS bears were killed in the city lin,
its OF Sesisle oa Wednesday. 1t il
thought they came in to see the circus
and like many others got ise much
tsngls foot.
Some citizens, who have been cam
planning that the ABdUs was too tame
are getting ginger onsugh to cloy Tbei'
ssthetio taste for snap AID vim, and
public spirit
The East Oregon Republicans, another
new sheet from Union, Or, switches of
at our side track today. G. u. Irwin
Methodist preacher ard College prssi
dent is on she tripod.
The W6Iia WElls il bsiAg ossFbRuled
aRd changed into a flrsI class passenger
steamer at the UDisa Irsa Works o.
San Francisco. She will be ous sbOu
the middle of October.
Deputy Collector Hipa'oW measured
officially two new small steamers. Ih'
North Bay, 10 tons. and the Delta L,
tens. The Delta il a Gsmish boat. TIL
North Bay vas built By Capt. BEue 70
that route.
The Hon. and Rev. John R. Thsmp
son, D. D., is nov in the east lecturiDi
on "Tbs Northwest. The Halifax Dali
Echo recently gave q half column OF
report of one sf his lectures. He vii
de much good.
Tacoma comes 10 She front thiS wee
with lsw monthly, called Washington
IaUesI ent Journal Mr.. E. Stei Ibac
il pnU. ishsF. l. clsims a ciTcUlaEio
for tht sec0ud number uf 5000 which
ehimeFisAi or phenominal.
, 1888-08-23

~. D. iioyt / Go, i hoIesa!e and
eetaii Druggists OF Rome. Ga, say:
We have selling DR. Kings New Disc0v-
cry, Electric B;;ters and Buck!en S Arni-
ca SaIve for two years Have never
haudled remedies ihat sell as well, or
aive such universal satiafIction' TneEe
have been some wonderful cHres effected
by tl!Gse medicines in THE city. Seye-nl
cases OF pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use OF few bot
les of De. Kings New DiEcGveIy, takeI.
IA connections with Electric Hi,tors. We
guarantee them always. Sold by y. ID
BiIl & Son
, 1888-08-23
zEsE7==sszF== sszs.=ss7:sSz-ss.--.Elsszzszs-s

ANOTHER New HoTEb.-Mr- c. +.
Clapp has awarded contract - Geo. Z.
SFaEret; to erect = large two-st,ry frame
haild."-. 50S7U feet in size, nu his To-
recently purchased from {. C. Bg!t.ett
next to the city hall! l. viii cost abou:
$4,000, viii be Gsed SIS hotel. will con
tain about % rooms. aud will be fitted
up With ali modern conveHieDcss. 1t i.
u direct lire with the demand for in
creased hotel accommodations and will
duGStless meet with liberal patronage.
, 1888-08-23
Lsurat His Fingers

Wife (to Sscnud husband. who is rum
ma.inS the cIasrt) Don't disturb that
bundle of letters, j hn. | wou!du't
have anything happen to them for :he
world.
Hn25ard (fnuliyl-Oh, dear. then You
iidr't hnrn i8.s-s C.'niissI love le'tars nf
ii re after al, a yon s4ii You dIl.
Wif,-Yes, John. | buFnt yours, but
these Letters are from my trst husband.
, 1888-08-23
Deaths ut C0uDVlIe.

A correspondent writes, under date OF
Aug. 18th: Again death has visited
Coupeville. Libby Alexander, aged
about Z, daughter of A. l.. aud Grace
Alex Dder, died last even 'mg at O'Clock,
If membraneous crnup. A very touch
ing incident occurred few hours before
ber death. She was bright and cheerful,
and wanted to love little sister, then lit
tie brother, and at last pocr old grand
ma. The little thing seemed to realize
that she was going. Mrs. Coupe is still
unconscious, and can last but she ri
time. Thus we have the three stages oi
life and death illustrated"
, 1888-08-23
T,,cir Isrr;nas. EenmIns.

Probably no one thing has caused srsch:
general revival nf trade 1T =. D. Hill Z
Sons drug store rs their givins away 10
their customers of so many free trial hct-
ties of Dr. Kings New Discovery fcT
Consumption. Their trade IS simply
enormous in this very valuable aTtic;s
FROM the fact that il always cures slG
never disappUiDts. Coughs, Colds. Asti.
ma. Bronchitis, Croup and all throat eL2
sng diseases quickly cured. You can
test il before bnyiu@ by getting trial
bottle free. large siza 81. Every bottle
warranted.
, 1888-08-23

You are tea,iu- depressed, your cp-
petite l. pGor. yuu are bothered with
Headache. ,oI are tij..rtiy. nervous,
an,I generally "Ii nf snrts, and want to
brace up H. .,cr up. but not with s'in
u.an:s, si:iI =: medicines, "r h't.ess,
Which have for tssir basis very cEetn.
Bad WHISKY aid which stimulate yn1
tor al hnur, nj t;leu iri.ys you IA Wpssa
condition Il IL Gef,Ee. What y0H want
is On aitefn tive that viii purity J1Er
blood, start =aIj action OF tie LjT2r
and Kidneys res. re y"Hr vitality. and
give renewed le. itf and strength. Such
a medicine " = III End in Electric BIZ
ters. and only D cents g bottle at n. y.
Hill & So s.
, 1888-08-23

why don't you run paper like
tLat?' a grocery merchant said to
reporter the ether day. throwing out
Il Chicago daily. For the same
reason that you don't run grocery
store like that" the reporter replied,
pointing TO an advertisement OF
Chicago house showing twelve story
bulldog. The grocsryman looked
at the picture 8 moment
and said: II never looked at it that
way before"
, 1888-08-23
Tt.f 4Fe@a;p 9rglls.
,,ron, ruErsmaY,s DaIIy.

K.,iosns = to have = S50,G1O Smslter
SKA. Go. wants bridge over tie
SIssis -Ivs7 st Nj. Vernon.
Dur .risuI Gz.juus,oE Cauie.G is com
ir,in,, prominence as the incoFpaFato'
of ths Westminster Soutu-rn IL Il.
Mira. Sul!!us is erecting q dwelling
b.qGs I75 Isn:, on her residence property
ove,-!ogiinE the businesI part of town.
Mr. James Smith !. cut with rennn
.,rauce against the propo-ed Cow ordi-
nance. Hs has the siGHs:u-as Of most
GOV ovGegs.
The EGzs AudsFsou will bs pl.cei on
tbc Lirby's route on AoOday uex1, aud
vii continue until she IatEer hss hseu
fully repaired.
NEv Sr5RB. - MeE-F4 G;aves aud
Hessoa lave their stock oi Goods open
al m rbe new stare ot Ar. FOEdaGm GU
TYLER snL Lawrgucs streets They ask
share O. the public pstrouaGe.
Hr. Geo. G. McNguara will conduct
the uininE department OF tie Real
E.,a.o Mining eIGbsuEs. Mr.. Z. W.
H.rrisua 4 Co. will de genera! real
s.tats business in connection Herewith
Ipside Il week they will have fiGe
display II Pugs! Sound minerals.
Nj. John Hagispd. a young man OF
FinGisp birth died st Iho County husFi-
tai lsst evsning. Hs Vas an excellent
youuy man ead hid money il tho Garb
bat beg taksn sicE he could find no
sther PIC. 10 90, SO he enteEad DelgaE-
dino's hospital and disd thsre.
Er. John AsCres OF Port Discovery
sas STR .k Ey q flying splinter from the
"sdgsr" yesterday Afternoon ard died in
hall an hour thereafter. He was recept-
ly form Gloucester and was IN exsm-
pla-Y young man. His funeral Will be
conducted by Olympic lodge No. p. K.
Of 2. at tive P Ii. today.
The Tacoma Lsdger ID attacking ar.
NcIntyrs, iha Port TUsnsSod csrEes-
pondsus of TIE P.-I, in g mosi brutal
and unjust manner. ME. Mcintyre IL
gepIlsman who has Won an euviablo
stardiuz during his brief residence oa
Puget Sound-and the fact that he has
incurred the Ledger'S vra1h by refusing
to boom Tacoma 1t :hs expense OF other
ports is E. crsdit ts him.
Miss Bool, who arrived here with
Capt. Mcintyre this morning, WIS met
here BY her parents from Victoria. She
and her mother will remain few days
as guests OF Mrs. Capt. Mcintyre. Capt.
Bool has the contract from Dunsmuir &
To-, of Victoria, to construct for them a
powerful tugBlarger and stronger every
way than the Tyee. He will proceed at
once S. F. to secure materials.
BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15 Arrived
Steamer Oregon, Portland. Sailed
Steamer Jeanne, Port Town.end-
The Edith will be on the mail route
tomorrow morning.
Ship Commodore, Capt. Adams arriv
ed this morning q days from S. +.
awaiting orders.
Schooner VIM. Renton and Barken
tine Grifiths sailed in this morning.
Steam Schooner Leo is in the bay, lun-
Der laden for Alaskan ports.
Steamer Willamette passed out coal Ia
den for San Francisco this morning.
Ship Richard III, Mcintyre arrived
from San Francisco this morning having
been out 81 days. She brings as pas
sengers-S, L. Mastie, Clifford Page and
Miss Bsol. She awaits orders at this
port.
Steamers Hayward and Alaskan re-
turned yesterday from Victoria and pro-
cseded up Sound TO resume their respec-
tive routes.
, 1888-08-23
Enicf Justice Jones BEAD.

Oar community was shocked yester-
day by receipt OF the news that Chief
Justice II. A. Joues had died at hi%
home IN Seattle.
JuHge Juues wa1 native OF Indiapa;
born, October -, 1880. lie came to the
Pacific coast during the Cal. gold ex-
citeEaeut uf 1850, hat removed to Mime
sofa whaEe he engaged il the practice OF
law. In 1886 he came To Portland, Ore,
and in April of last yeaF, was appointed
by President Cleveland ia the gtfic9 ut
Chief Justice Of Washington rdrritory,
made vacant by the expiration of Judge
Grcene's term. He was u widower, and
caves tour childtel. He was promi.
and will be buried under the auspices
of that organization, in Rochester Mimi.
where ihe body Will re seut for burial
after being embRImee. He was man Of
fine intellectual qualities, great force of
character. aud who turing his brief term
of Office in our Territory attained an
euviabis standing. His death resulted
primarily from kidney troubles aud was
ns doubt hasteped by overwork Since
assuming Office he had accomplished a
vast amount OF routine business, ard
literally worked himself 10 death.
Bark Cgssandra Adams was wrecked on
Destruction Island on the 18Th inst
The crew are ali safe, but the vessel is
total loss.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1S-Arrived
Steamers San Pedro. Tacoma; William
ette Valley, Yaquina Bay.
Steam tug BIZ ran ashore uear Point
Wilson Saturday night in tie fog. She
was fluatad off last evening at biGh tide.
however, without damage.
, 1888-08-23
BROWNE 4 HEIkEY,
Port Townsend, ". I. d&wtf

Another large feet OF sailing vessels
Yesterday; among them being the British
ship Geo. Thompson, Br bk. Florence
Treat: Br. bk. TIberia; Br. bk. Earl OF
Granville; Am. bk. Wildwood; Am. bks.
Tidal Wave, Sycamore, Canada and Z.
o. Whituore; also, the schr. Fred. h.
Sander, and five masted schr- Souls.
Sshr. VIM. WeitzmsD went to sea
BIZ. Madeira was towed to sea by tug
MoguI.
, 1888-08-23

rhe Umaiilla will sal! far San Fran
CISCO this evening.
The fisLing schooner Oscar ( Hattie
passed up from the fi<h!DE banks this
morning, with iull catch.
Ship Mercury arrived yesterday, Il
days rom San Pedro, viii go to Port
Biakeiy to laad lumber.
British ship yesterday finished load
irE cargo OF lGmber at HaiIocl,. and is
rep .;tcd ready FOR sea. bound :or Me-
bourne.
Brj'izk bz. Madeira arrived III port
Ills mnirlnS in tow oi tug dogul, with
a caF.n of wheat, bound for U. K.
Bark Sarah Ridgsway arrived in Low
Uf tug Holy0ke, lnmbsrlcden from Taco
ma, bound for Shanghai.
The Umatilla passed up this morning
from Vancouver.
, 1888-08-23

Rev. N'r. TsyIor, tie new pastor o
tie Episcopal church, has arrived IL ths
city. He - ysIy pleasant ana afTatl,
gentleman.
Some pniSonsd jutier was stolen .,
Seatt.e Oh Wednesday. NJ Gillette hac
fixed up usas to Kill rats and zsut il
ont 20 his hons by street car. Il s~az
pul down to await hIs cJmIng aud jefore
ne had arrived was stolen.
TIE Willamette vii! soon be trans,
formed also iato passenger steamer.
| When this is done The Oregon Improve
meat Go. wall manage it. own line to
San Francisco. The 2. 8. 5. ca. Will
| probably rua an inispeodegt line OF
steamships.
The purchase OF Protection Island by
Mr.. S~artout OF Pa5saieua, Csl.. il
another event ot imtortauce to Part
Townsend. The price paid vas Si0-
coo. THIS wa. very cheap. but Mr.
Powers desiEss city residence rather
50 i4J!G.ed q location. az. Swart5ut
has plenty OF m2acy IL lit up the isl : al
IS = paradise.
Depuiy Grand Chasseilor II. +.
Beecher goes - CDmsx, b. o., next
week, to institute new lodge OF Knights
Of PythiEs. He will be accompanied by
lnembe.s OF olympic Lodge FROM
this CITY, aud o. members q; the order
from Seattle and Tacoma The new
lodge will hsva charter membership
OF forty.
isotection is!aud Is very cheap pro-
p y al ten thousand dollars. hIr
: r!wout, the purchaser, Las secured
a bargain. ~. A. ". Bash, who con-
dusted negotiations, Las secured three
thiuEG-iu vsstmGut nf outside capital, Il
commission for him.slf, and the Power
family as permanent residents of Port
Townsend.
The transfer Of the 4. ). Smith corner
was completed yesterday. l. VIE cou-
yeyed 10 AF. E. h Low, who will let Il
coui.ac! for erecting handsome thee
story brick building upon it. Mr. Low
has thus secure4 valuable property, and
viii improve ii IL Gns style.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-30
ORDERS SOLICITED.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

" Woodstock, Va. Nov |, lSse.
To Z. D. Newman, complt., and ii. II.
Riddlebergcr, +. " Riddleberger, L. s.
Walker, r. !. Walker and J. l.. Keller,
+ defts., and W. T. Williams, Receiver.
You arshLeby notified that have fixed
upon tie 5th dag Of Dec. next, between
the hours OF o'clock, a. lns5llnd 9 1,<laGks.
p. NJ, to rake and settle, at myr1ce, the
accounts of
lst Al the partnership transactions
and liabilities inter Sc mp TO the time Of the
dissolution Of the partnership by the
sale to 4. d. Newman.
2nd. The condition and pecuniary trans
actions of the concern since the sale 10
L. d. Newman.
3rd. The commissioner shall settle
monthly the accounts of the Receiver APP
pointed under this decree and file the same
in the papers of this cause.
4th. He shall take an account Of the
debts of the concern as they existed az the
date Of the sale to L. d. Newman,
9Th. lie shall report such debts as have
been contracted since that date.
9th. He shall return with his report an
inventory and valuation of the Shenan-
doah HERALD property.
9TH. The said commr. shall return with
his report such evidence as any party
may offer before him upon the subjects
which be is hereby directed to report up
on, as required to be taken by the decree
of Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered on
the 18th day OF January, 1877, in suit in
shancery depending in said court between
+. D. Newman, complt. and II. n. Riddle
berge and Others, defts., and If from any
cause the taking Of said accounts shall not
be commenced, or having been commenc-
ed should not be completed on that day,
the taking of the same will be adjourned
from day TO day, or from place to place
until the same are taken and completed.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
in chancery Of the said court. at my office
in said county the day aud year first
aforesaid.
T.. Z. STICKLEY, Comr 10 Ch'y.
Barton and Boyd, p. q. Nov. 2-fw.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-30
EDINBURG NOTES.

Johnnie Mcdonald is again home on
visit, looking well and happy. His many
friends are pleased to see him. lie re-
ports Cubbage and Allan o. as dong well,
especialJ with the fair ladies Of Roanoke,
Wilbur being an ideal beau.
Ths jumping baby to be seen at the
oyster parlor OF A. L. Newland is quite
curiosity. Lou, at first did not want to
own it, but she is now highly pleased and
saws she would not part with it. Call in
and see 1t swing, and tell Lon how long to
cook the oysters.
Ono Of our best and most pleasant
young ladies left her pocket book, lie on
the seat in church on last Sunday. 1t
contained between four and five dollars.
Someone picked it up and it has not been
heard from since. The pocket book was
large one. II it should be returned to
Miss Bella Saum, she will be very CRATE.
full.
The change from the discussion Of poll
tics in the Eureka waiting room - quite
interesting and as a Sample we give that
which we listened to few evenings since
Jim Sheetz said that the mosquito in
Florida is so large, aud his bill 80 pointed
as to penetrate through calfskln boot.
John Ludwig verified his story and said
that he had known some OF them 10 weigh
as much as pound. Though Jim would
not vouch as to the ruthfulness OF his
story, he says he must talk about some
thing and as Joe will not have politics,
aud he can not talk love or nonsense, he
10 driven to lying.
The weather Of last Monday was about
a. inclemont as it could well have been,
thus frustrating 10 some extent the dis
play intended here on that night by the
happy Republicans. However, there
was enough present to make things lively
you bet. Swanny turned things over to
to Jos that night and as he was not very
familiar with his liquors, he SGT mp the
wrong kind-regular fighting whskey
Jimmie Baker and George Irwin say that
at ono time there were seventeen men
piled up on the railroad with your cor
respondent first on top and then quite
underneath. This may be so. We were
here.
The families of the chest people," re-
ports say, were so very much chagrined on
last Monday night that they closed everv
inch, crack and even the key holes, that
no light should shine to tighten the path
Of the "poor white trash, " etc, on their
way rejoicing At one place we are told
six or eight young ladies congregated in
sweet discussion as TO the future prospect,
the conclusion Of which may be disas-
trouS to some Of our good boys who cast
their initial vote. BE prepared boys, that
the stroke shall not be hard.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-30
MAuRRRrowN ITEMS
BUREAU SHENANDOAH HERALD,
Cor. Main St. a. X. x. Ave,
MaurertoWn, Eoy. %, 'S8.

Ton brought IN nineteen rabbits yes
terday.
Mr.. John Bowman's son is able to walk
around again.
Let everybody 20 to the Cedar Creek
torch light procession.
Mr.. Jack Miller, of Strasburg spent
Sunday in this place.
Mr.. c. II. Spiker will leave Friday for
Luray to visit friends.
The officers Of the Union Sunday school
here are making arrangements to have a
nice time for the children at Christmas.
Rev. Z. B. Shaver returned homo from
Roanoke last night. He will leave in a
few days for Philadelphia where he ia
called to hold . protracted meeting fol-
his church.
Mr.. George F. Shaver has been released
by the trustees Of StOnswsll District from
teaching our school ~ he has position
IN Richmond. He loft on this mornings
train for that place. We wish him sue
cess. Mr.. Teller will take charge Of bis
school.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-11-30

We sincerely regret that ii becomes oui
painful duty TO chronicle the death OF
Mr.. J. Russell Conn, which occurred at
his residence in Elkton, Page county, on
last Sunday after a brief illness of typhoid
fever. Mr. Conn was a native Of Shenan-
doah county, and was a son Of Col. X. h.
Conn. lie married a Miss Kingroe, of
Columbia Furnace. About six years ago
he removed to Luray and engaged in the
livery business. Some time since he
located in Elkton and establish a market.
He was wollknOwn throughout Page and
Shenandoah counties and was held in the
highest esteem by all who knew him. A
wife and two children survive him. He
was in the twenty-elgbt year Of his age.