Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-10-26
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Don't forget to register, Saturday being
the last day. you must he hasty.
Miss Marguerite L. Lewis, sister Of
Hon. JnO. F. Lewis, of Rockingham coun-
ty. died last week.
Rev. Mr.. Bush Ong VIII preach at the
poor house, next Sunday, 2Stb, at 2'2O
o'clock, p. IN.
Mr.. A. Moore, of Clarke county, spoke
at Willow Grove on Saturday last TO Mt
Arch Riddelle and the flag pale.
Mrs. Barbara Miller AMI daughter, Of
this place, left here on Tuesday for a
visit Of some months TO hen daughter
Mrs Fannie Lslth at Davis, W. Va.
Mr.. Geo. Bowman, and old nd well
known citizen of this county, died at bis
residence near Saumsville tais county, on
Oct. 18th. ISIS, after lingering illness,
aged ~ years, 2 months and 10 days.
Will some one please bring load Of
wood to this office at one. We are ea-
tirely out, and cannot get along without
it. Bring it at once.
Wanted-A car load of batter, eggs,
chickens, turkeys and walnut kernels,
for which We will pas highest prices.
Stickley & Foltz. Lantz's Mil.
In the United States Court at Harrison
burg, a decree OF sale was rendered in The
ehAneery cause Of the Fidelity Insurance
Trust and Safety Company, Of Philade-
phia, against the Shenandoah Iron Com
Pany, of Milness, Page county.
1t is important that all shonld register.
You have but day to 10 10. Saturday
evening the books close.
Miss Lelie, the beautiful and accomplish |
cd daughter Of Senator II. II. Riddle
berger, was guest at the hospitable
maasisn of Mrs Emily Guard, on Ger
man street, Stephens City, Va ~ Hinches-
ter Neles.
Rev. James W. Shields will resume his
regular services il Emmanuel Church |
Woodstock. Preaching on the lst and |
Sd SUNDAYS Of each month. His first scr
vices will be held Sunday morning Nov
4th. 1883. at IL o'closk.
new Reformed Church is being erect /
cd at Fishers Hill station this county.
The walls and root have been finished,
and the rest of the buildisg will be COM
plsted In a short time. IL will be a very
handsome place Of worship and will re-
feet credit on the members end people
generally Of that section.
II you are twesty-oue or seventy-one
don't fail to register, do 50 at once.
As winter approaches the carpenters
are rushed worse than ever. There are |
number of half completed buildings in
this vicinity, and the carpenters will have
their bands full as long as the weather
will permit them TO work.
For boots and shoes don't fail to call at
stickley Foltz, Lantz's. Mil, aud yoa /
will get the best goods for the money that /
can be found in abe county. Mems double /
sole boots, whole stock for $3.50 per pair /.
ladies' button shoes, bun or oil grain |
$l.O0 per pair.
Mr.. Lemuel CoHman, wife and little [
son, Of this place. left on Tuesday for I
Fairfield county, Ohio, whore the7 /
expect TO make their future home. II I
Mr.. Coffman and bis wife our Town loses /
two Of its good residents, and while we
regret tcsee them leave the old town We /
hope they will meet with every success 10 /
their new home.
The Presbyterian Synod Of Virginia S
holding its centennial session at New Prov /
denee Church in RockbrIdge county, VIZ /
GINA This Synod was organized m this .
church on Oct 23rd, l7Ss. Dr. Pryor, /
aged "a years, preached the opening ser /
mon on Tuesday.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Mr. G. u. I
snarr. OF Lebanon neigaborhood this /
county, is very low with that dread dis
ease, typhoid fever. Mrs. Cornelions
Hockman, of the same section, is also yery .
ill., and Mr. Jno. T. Barton died on Tues
day even ing. He leaves wife and two
children. We earnestly hope that our
next report from there will inform Us
that Mr.. Snarr and Mrs. HocSman are
improving and out of danger.
suckley h FOltz, Lantz's Mil, say they
Will not allow any men that bug their
goods, or ever expected TO pay for them,
TO undersell them. They only want one
trial to convince you.
Don't forget Saturday is the last day to
register.
A New England genius has discovered
. method of rendering wood fire proof,
bat as he does not expect to be a0le to
get around TO all the folks tbs fall and /
tell them how to do it, it Will be well to /
look after the slovepipes and chmpeys .
inst the same as if the discovery had not /
been made.
The weather still continues strangely I
cold and disagreeable for the season Of
tbe wear. For several days this week we
were visited by cold rains which will
.till further delay the wheat seeding as
many Of our farmers are not more than
half done. The oldest people do not re-
member of ever before seeing such dis
agreeable weather as we have had since
fall set in. SIX or seven weeks ago.
We notice IN tho newspaper reports OF
an accident that occurred on the Cumber'
land Valley railroad, near shippensburg,
Parma one day last week, that W. u.
Cook. of Shenandoah county, Va,
news agent on the train, was among the
wounded, be having been painfully cut 10
the arm and leg. We have tried to find
ont who W. H. Cook is bat can iiod no
one who knows him or anything about
him.
Register
II You wish to see the grandest stock OF
,,oo6. ever shown al Lantz's Mil, at prices
that will make your money jingle with
surprise, Just walk INTO the store OIL
stickley & FOltz, Lantz's Mill ana you
will DO convinced.
On last Saturday morning, Jesse, aged
ak. little son of Mr.. Abram zirkio' : miles
vest of this place, met With an accident
II. was with his brother Thomas, hauling
manure. when by accident the pong o.
.ba fork struck Jesse's ehoek bone and
Glanced to his-left eye, inflcting pa'n-
ful wound, iniuring the iris The sight OF
will ALWAYS be very imperfect, If