Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-19

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Twenty-three persons we're granted pei
mits to practice medicine by the Medical
Examining Board, OF Virginia. recently
IN session in Richmond, several Of whom
ho,vaver were from this section Of the
State. The board adjourned to meet IN
Roanoke iu September.
Intelligence reached this place Wednes-
day of the death Of Mayor George W.
Hoover, of Broadway, Rockingham coun-
tv Mr.. Hoover, visited this place last
court day and attracted much attention
owing to his immense size. He 10 said 70
h ave weighed 545 pounds
The publication Of the Daily Ne'o' was
Impressed last Tuesday by the mayor DO
cause of an Objectionable item which sp-
peared in ITS columns on that day On
wednesday morning the Morning l'e~
appeared in it's stead, which is now peg
cling away for existence.
A violent thunder storm passed over
the northern half Of this county last III
day night, accompanied by vivid hgn'-
ming and loud peals of thunder. AT stras-
burg heavy wind prevailed and rain isli
in torrents for several hours. There was
only a slight fall Of rain at this place
ATTENTION, ANDERSON GUARDS u mere
will be dress parade of the Anderson
Guards on Monday, April 22nd, easter
Monday, at one o'clock. Every man 10
expected to be present in full dress UNI
form. BY order,
JAS. C. BAKER, Capt. Com
J A. Dysart. Act. lst sergt.
There has been considerable improve
mepts made at the cave this winter a
new room has been opened, called Miller
Hall. in memory Of the late DR.. MllleT' OIL
rp,av nearly all the woOdworks have
neen removed and in their stead cemented
walks have been laid through the great
hall. and heavy cave travel is expected
this season .-Lvray Courier.
sneeial Easter services will be held IN
the Lutheran and Methodist churches' III
this plaee. next Sunday. At the former
cbnrcb a beautiful service entitled "Alle-
lpia! Christ is Risen" will be rendered IN
the morning. 1t will cons ist OF singing
responsive readings, etc. At the latter
church a like service will be given at
night. Both churches will be Handsomely
decorated for the occasion.
If there is no ordinance to punish tne
bows that maliciously injure tue snaoe
trees which are planted along the SIDE
walks of the town, the Getty fathers
.hould lose no time in passing one. IL is
abont time that an example was MADE Oh
soms Of the leds who lose no opportunity
70 olnb the bark and limbs of the young
trees 10 plant which it has caused proper
~ owners no little time, labor and e1-
pense.
have a full line Of double and single
shovel plows at Toms Brook and "ooo-
stock. A. L. '"iN''0"'
The Indictment weather Of last Saturday
arain prevented the Calvary drama'ic
club from giving the drama, Ten Nights
m a Barroom" at Pine Grove School
House. as advertised. They now propose
to render the play next Monday night
This is a rare opportunity for the people
of that neighborhoOd to witness nrs'-
class show and they should not let 1t sup
bv without improving il. The price OIL
admission is ten cents.
If the weather is favorable in all prooa-
bility there W i'll be a game OF oaseosi' on
the commons between the Valley Stars
and a scrub nine. By the way, the VAL
lev Star boys expect TO turn out in new
uniforms and will look oh just too nice
for anything. Wen wager a nickle that
when the boys make their eonquests
abroad the hearts Of the fair ones will be
showered upon them like flowers on a
college graduate.
Mr.E.R. Gillock, our popular photog-
rapher. has employed Mr.. w. II. Hirsf'
Of Cincinnati, Ohio, who arrived Wednes-
day. and is now in charge of his gallery
Mr.. Hirst CONES highly recommended as
an artist, having worked with the leading
photographers of the west. Mr.. Gillock
recently made great reductions IN tne
prices of his work, and our people should
not miss this opportunity to secure hne
pictures at low prices.
/ Professor +. G.. Forsyth, A. NJ, now OF
Clarke county, but who resided at Colum'
h,a Furnace some time since. and who
few weeks ago we stated was after
consular appointment, is in Richmond
irving TO form a company for the publica
ton of an exponent Of southern thought
which will also be the organ of the Aryar
order and Of the society for the advance
ment Of southern society Of which he II
president. 1t will be the only magazine
in the south, and, if started, it lie INTENDED
that il shall lie superior TO any IN I'M
country in instruction, composition an'
interest. A number Of gentlemen vii
meet soon 10 consider the best metho'
for the advancement Of the undertaking
The Court Of Appeals in Richmond las
week decided that the general nortgag
creditors of the Shenandoah Valley Kali
road Company, are to the extent 0
81. $50. 900, entitled to the benefits an
security of the FIRST mortgage. II ais
decided that the car trust has no lie
mon the property and franchises OF ID
oompany for rent of their cars, and tina
Kimberly & Clark, as holders OF neon
, mortgage bonds, have no security ou
( that of the income mortgage. This al
poses of one of the most important cas-
heard in the Court of Appeals for man
Years. involving in it's different branch'
not less than $4,000 600. Under this dec
: sion the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Con
b many will be sold at an early date, as It
E now in the hands Of a receiver.
Mr.. William F. Wisman, residing net
ST. Lukes, in this county, mot wi'h
r terrible accident while at work on
, saw mill on his farm about one o'clo'
last Wednesday afternoon. At th
vrit,ng lust how the accident he
|. pened cannot be aseertained' but
i known that he was filing the ss'
which ia driven by water power. 1t
supposed lie was sitting With bis ieit
against the saw, and that the buckets
y the water wheel filed, thereby putting
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