Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-07-26

nut will follow them. Boys don't let it
rattle you.
There will be Childrens Day held in
NJ. E. church, at Quicksburg, on next
Sunday, services commencing at 10
o'clock. Let everybody turn out and
bring their children with them, and take
part in the services.
RED LETTER PRIcE.-1 am determined
to dispose Of Light WOrsteds and Challies
to make room for a lot of Fall Goods,
therefore, take what you want Of the
pieces at lOc per yard. Sold at l2i and
aud 2Oc. T. b. Richey.
Some Of our young dudes accompanied
by a handsome group Of young ladies, had
a surprise party at Miss Annie Bsrrons
last Tuesday night, the affair was grand
success, and a pleasant time was spent by
every one present.
NC. Watts of this county, thresh-
ed on the 10 inst, ~ acres of wheat which
Welded 300 bushels 10 the acre.-StdaHtoH
indicator.
This beats any yield ever heard of in
this section. Some of our champion liars
will have TO come to the front.
Mr.. Flavins Sine, well-known IN this
place ferty years ago, paid us pleasant
visit this morning. He is now postmaster
at Highvew, Frederick county, Va. Mr..
Sine is a brother Of the late L. d. Sine Of
Cincinnati, who was at one time typo
in this Office.
The Board Of Supervisors met last Mon
day. II is presumed that they did some
thing. but up to this time, we are not in
formed as TO their proceedings. The readers
of the HERALD must wait. as they are too
economical to publish their proceedings
in all the papers.
Mayor A. G. wynkoop returned home
last Saturday from an extended tour
through Pennsylvania and several other
northern states, his account Of his trip is
very interesting, especially the dueking
be received, bnt hold on, Mr. Wynkoops
Office is in Courthouse square where he
can be interviewed.
A young man named Smith Minnick,
son of a prominent citizen, was drowned
on Sunday in Dry River, branch of the
Shenandoah, about nine miles from
Harrsonburg. The young mans horse
was found hitched near the place, and his
clothes were on the bank. He was about
sixteen or seventeen wears old.
The difficulty betreen Capt. Thomas
G, Popham and James Colvin, Of Kappa
hammock county, resulting in the serious
wounding of the latter, has been salts
factorily adjusted between the parties by
mutual friends, so it is said, and there will
be no prosecution in the case. Ccly in
has nearly recovered from his injuries,
which were severe.
The Climax Base Ball Club, Of this
place, will start on tour next week
During their trip they will play the clubs
Of Rivertou, Front Royal, Berryyille.
We wish our home club success, and pre-
dict that the club that gets away with
them be a mighty spry aud timber set Of
Of players.
Theodore Mace, OF HagerstOwn, brake
man on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
was caught few days ago between two
cars near White Post, Va, aud badly in
jured. He WAS in the act Of coupling the
cars when the accident occsred. One of
his legs and several ribs were injured.
He is about thirty years Of age.
There will be Sunday School picnic
at lions Church near Hamburg, August
Bird. Several addresses will be made BY
able speakers, aud band will enlven
the occasion. The ladies will have a
festival at night for the benefit Of the
school, All are cordially invited to at
tend.
The impression prevails IN centres Of
trade that wheat will advance IN price by
October, The shortage Of the crop in
some portions OF Europe aud the falling
of in the Northwest in this country, will
present the unusual aspect of an in
creased demand from Europe upon q
diminished supply in this country.
Gen w. s. Rosecrans has purchased Of
Isaac Long 547 acres Of land on the
Round Head mountain, about one mile
south of Sands, Page county. Mr.. Long
also sold the mineral night on 200 acres in
the same locality. The land, it is said,
contains large deposits Of manganese ore.
1t is the purpose Of the purchaser TO
begin work on the property at once.
William Rice, ST., died at his home 10
Ohio county, near West Alexander, W.
Va, Saturday, IN the 99th year Of his age.
Mr.. Rice was farmer, and was born and
lived all Of his life on the farm where be
died, making him one OF the oldst citi-
zens of West Virginia. He was the old
est resident Of Ohio county.
This Office returns thanks 20 the men,
Der Of the NJ cry Camping club, who was
so kind as TO send us the beautiful en-
craving Of the city OF York Pa. We will
place the picture in a public place in our
sanctum, as a reminder, Of the pleasant
time spent with the gentlemen who made
our town 30 lively during their short stay
here.
Mr.. VIM Brumbsugh, Of Columbil
Furnace, called 10 see US on last Friday
Mr.. BrumbauEh informs us that while
travelling through a section Of West Vir-
GINA recently, be called at farm houss
TO get breakfast but was informed that
they had 10 bread baked. Taking his
seat 90 log he made his breakfast of Of
two green apples and a handful Of clover
heads.
c.. F. Donthst, stranger who has beer
parading Roanoke, tor several days as 4
member Of Grannin Il Co.'s Cincinnati
detective agency, was arrested on las
"Wednesday on information that be was
wanted at Pulaski city for no usebresking
Tho mayor fined him ten dollars for car
rying concealed weapons and turned him
over to the Pulaski authorities. He wal
equipped With badge, nippers, hand
CUTS, &c.
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