Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-05-03

Eleven persons united with the Luther
an church at Toms Brook last Sunday
There will be preaching in the Lutheran
church at Fair View at 1870, a. m, next
Sunday.
Potomac herring by the 100, half-bsrrel
or barrel at sticklsy Il Foltz's, Lantz's
Mill.
Mrs. G. NJ. Borum. of this place, lett
Sunday evening to join her husband IN
Lynebburg.
The cool and wet weather has prevent
ed the farmers from doing much corn
planting so far.
Al. Jamison has a large lot of choice
yellow corn for sale.
We return thanks to Mr.. John r. WieF-
man, of Edinburg, for nice package OF
wedding cake.
The Virginia Photo. Company moved
their car to this place and have stationed
it on Court street near the Jail.
Go to stickley Il Foitz's great nam
moth store for ne,e goods at bottom prices
at Lantz's Mil.
The exceptionally cool weather during
the past week has somewhat retarded the
growth of the early garden vegetables.
The Ohio branch of the Lutheran
church will build a church, we are in-
formed, a few miles west Of this place at
an early day.
The /. o. G. T. lodge. of this place, will
hereafter meet IN Masonic hall. The
lodge is now in hourishng condition,
having nearly fifty members.
have a full line Of spring phosphates
at Toms Brook and Woodstock.
A. L. Jamison.
DR.. J. s. Irwin is having his tenant
house at the corner Of Water and High
streets re-weatherbOarded and rerOoted
and repaired Otherwise which will add
much to the appearance Of that part Of
our town.
The new Reformed church at Cabin
Kill will be dedicated next Sunday. Rev.
DR.. s. II. Calendar, of Mt. Crawford,
will preach the dedicatOry sermon
Other prominent ministers will assist in
the services.
For bargains in new goods 60 TO
stiekley & Foltz, Lantz's Mil, next week.
The Jail in Luray was set on fire at one
o'clock last Saturday morning 1t IS
charged, by French Twyman, colored,
prisoner therein confined. Neighbors
were aroused. who assisted the jailer in
extinguishing the flames.
The stockholders Of the Virginia Agri-
cultural Society met IN Richmond Friday
evening last and decided to borrow SAO,-
900 from the city Of Richmond to pay of
debt Of about $4,000. There will be
no exposition or fair this fall.
have a full line of double and single
shovel plows at Toms Brook and Wood
stock. a. L. Jamison.
A little over two weeks from now-On
Thursday, Nay 23rd, the county elections
all over Virginia take place. In each
county, supery isOrs, cOnstables, Justices
Of the peace aud oyerseers Of the poor
all for term of two years-are to be
elected.
The wooden trestle work at Dry Run in
Page county, has been replaced by an
iron structure. The trestle has always
been regarded with apprehension, and
passengers in the future can travel oyer
that portion of the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad with more ease.
am selling nice large struck herring at
one dollar per hundr ed, run Of seine. The
roe herring have not been culled from this
stock. Long experience in the business
insures sound stock. W. c. Barron.
The centennial Of Washington's inaugu-
ration Tuesday was observed in this place
by the ringing of the courthouse and
church bells at nine O'Clock II the morn
ing and the union thanksgiving services
in the Presbyterian church at night.
The service was largely attended and was
conducted by the resident ministers.
II you will see for yourseli you will find
stickley & Foltz have the largest assort-
ment Of goods ever kept at Lantz's Mill.
A movement j. on foot TO erect monu-
ment in the court house square at Lursy
in memory Of the Confederate soldiers Of
Page county who were killed during the
late war. The monument is to cost 81 500.
and part of the amount required has al
ready been subscribed. Why not in
augurate like movement in this county
Remember the place where to buy first
class paints, oils. varnishes, brushes, &C.
at the lowest price. / more than divide
profits with my customers on this class Of
goods. This is straight and no deception.
W.. c. Barron
There will be an entertainment given
at Pugh's Run School House on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights,
May 10th, 18th and 18th Of May, by "Tbe
Pugh's Ron Theatrical Troop" Proceeds
TO repair and paint the school house.
The public is cordially INVITED. Admit
lance, ten cents reserved seats, twenty
cents.
have on hand the finest stock Of bug
gies ever shipped to the Valley. Prices
rock bottom. Gail and look at them.
A. l.. Jameson.
The sauntou VindicatOr makes an error
IN quoting from our strssburg items Of
the 18th ultlmO, in regard to the premium
Mr.. c. W. speDgler, depot agent at that
place, received, by not giving full credit,
thus causing it 10 appear as If Mr.
speugler was agent at this point. Mr.
Chapman, instead, attends to the B. & O.'s
business here.
Hats Hats ! Hats and MILL
merry goods just received and for sale
cheap by Mrs. MOllie A. stickley, L@ntz's
Mill.
We return thanks to Mr. @. s. Gill for
an invitation to be present at the fifty
fourth anniversary Of the DIsgnOthan
Literary Society Of Franklin and Mar
shall College, at Lancaster, Pa, on FIJI
day night, the 10th instant. Mr.. Gill is
evidently highly esteemed among the