Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-03-08
EnINRuRa NOTES.


a girl and he can't call it Harrison as
desired, as twas born on inaugural night
Border is a good fellow. Girls see that
he soon makes up his mind to chose from
the much sweetness by which be comes
in contact so frequently.
Miss Emma Myers, of Pugh's Run' Is
visiting friends in this place. We notice
Mat is beng very gallant and earnest IN
bis attention. Look out Ollie.
r W. Burke is in possession of the
original "white horse and red headed
eirl.p Call on Bob for he will be pleased
TO show them to you, especially the red
headed girl.
Our blushing and blooming lovely little
Rose has again gone to Pugh's Kun -
Henry looks the picture Of sadness
Cheer M. If she goes back on you We
will scold her.
Lem Hsey is remodlng aud Identifying
his fine cage, and we hope twill not DO
long ere the bird is caught TO smooth the
rufiied paths and share the pleasures ana
comforts with him.
We notice that Miss DrucIe Storm an
other fair and pleasant visitor is heIe'
with her very sweetest smiles and Is about
to capture Lennie, who JIG one OF onr best
and quiet boys.
Cubbage has returned. He reports
Roanoke quite dull, but that our boys are
vet all doing we'll, which we are glad to
hear He has somewhat fallen of. He
looks az though he would tip the scales
at about 275 pounds.
Our good aud pleasant little lady friend
Iula Saum has been sick with fever Tor
the past week or two. At this writing we
are glad to hear she is better. We hope
soon again to see pleasant the face OF
Lula upon our streets.
R.W. Windle was successful in getting
his large ice house filed with pure clean
ice. He says none need pay big price
while his holds out, and If ice should he
on his fine pond, all are welcome to come
and help themselves. Don't forget 10
call on Bob when you need ice.
We have seen a drawing for further i'm
movement TO the Eureka. This is either
necesstated by the increased patronage
to the house, or to the fact that Joe
wishes to have the most beautiful cage
for the partner we all expect soon TO snare
with him. The drawing is by James w
Sheetz, an architect we think, second 10
none IN the Valley. This is tho same
jim to whom we alluded IN q couple issues
before. hence we acknowledge that in this
at least he ls-good.
Bob Burke, Phil Glen, Charlie hisey,
Hen wightman, Ed Whissen, James b.
Painter and Sam Painter are among the
visitors TO Washington from this place,
having lett for that place last Friday
noon. Phil wears his plug hat in when
he surely shines. He says he is indebted
70 President Harrison for il, having won
il on his election. Nellie says she is not
afraid Of Sam getting lost or run over as
his mana il with him. Emma is uneasy
about Charlie and Bessie for Hen Pete.
As an Instance to the gredtimprovement
TO which our public schools are advancing
we hear of one in our district, in which
a few days since, the teacher appointed
one of the boys judge, another constable
and others as attorneys thus trying a
couple miscreants by regular court fashion
This in time of studies, as ii was, may he
somewhat departing from the regular
routine as laid down for the teacher $
guidance. However 1t may be well, as
burlesque upon our regular constituted
courts Of justice ~ to enlighten the young
of The manner in which Justice is now
rendered. or the courts conducted. At
another to which we we're witness two
bows Ia their teens, became involved In
a fsticuff in the school room, In which
chair (public property was broken to
pieces. The BOYS escaped without
chastisement. At this same school we
were witness to the disgraceiul conduct
of boys annoying a poor old, harmless
man whilst passing at playtme, where
upon he became excited, az which the
teacher took sides with the boys and
threatened to whip the "old fellow il be
didn't pass on. This with wore con
duct TO our knowledge is modern schools
| 10 some extent.