Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-07-11

hOduOh0f arc Nictoihk hiOhN' ""'~'
is looking we'll, and his friends are glad
to meet him.
We noticed Sammy B-ohm upon our
streets a few days ago. hs is visiting h''
mother add sis ers Sln We .hink - a
good and deserving boy We feel proud
OF him
Near about the setting Of the sun On
last Tuesday evening, aunt Harriet
Cooper, aged about rs years, qnetl y
passed away in death. Thus another Of
our aged good people hath gone to the
other shore.
There will he au all day meeting by
Palmyra charge, held in the woods OF
Mrs. Dowuey at Old Bethel, on next Sun
day, July 18th, to which all are invited
Rev. DofflemYer preacher in charge 40
sisted by others will be present, and we
can promise interesting sermons md
services. Come with well filed baskets.
Your correspondent hopes to find his
name in one of the very best on the
ground.
The Eureka House is again adding
arrivals, some for long season, we hope
the one arriving about 10 o'clock on last
Monday night, causes Joe to feel proud,
and we think he feels much larger than
he did before. 1t is boy.
IRON GATE ARRIVALS. -Gnssie IS again
happy. Jake is spending a week or two
of abeuce from Iron Gate.
Solomon is also here, but he of course
came to see his mother.
Ellis Sheets, Chas. Reynard Lee Rey-
nard, Chas. KILLER, san. Rinker WIN.
Douavan, Frank Williams and others,
have returned, most of them We learn to
stay reporting that if they must work
for small wages, they prefer to do so at
home.
d. s. Rau is home to spend compile
weeks after having been away five or xix
month at work in Roanoke Davy looks
80 changed in appearance, (havlng shaved
off his whiskers,) that We doubt not his
good wife was slow to embrace him 4,
fearing 1t might be some lmpOstor. He
reports Roanoke the place, but we know
when our boom opens be will be the first
home well we will need all good me-
chanics. DAvy, co ne home. Sewell is
alro here, for a few days, we suppose h.
will call at Red Bank Mill to see his
sweet little girl, Look for him, Ras.
The glorious 4th of July 1899. has pass
ed with many joyous and happy eyerts,
amongst others to be specially named l.
that Of the festival held at this place, by
the ladies Of the Methodist church We
are told it was quite pleasant aud en-
ioyable entertainment, all present seemed
to be happy and pleased Those deeply
in tie purpose for which II
was gotten up feel, We think, grratfn for
the generous aud liberal manner in which
they were encouraged 10y the presence OF
so many, to aid so very literally in their
undertaking. The receipts of the two
nights amounted to s6iO0 off of which,
deduct some $500 expenses, leaves net
cash SOL 90 this gives mncn relief to the
indebtedness on the parsonage.
Our good friends S p. a. Bruhaker, H..
o. Hisey and c. w. Jeunins-, are quite
happy and rejoicing over what they term
a glerious 4tb OF July celebration or
victory to them. On the 2jth of lat
April they applied to the proper source,
for patent to an improvement on a
pillow, and on the 4th they were notified
that their patient was recorded o. X. We
suppose they must have ben unaccpnnt-
ably lucky in their Application, a we
hear it talked of that one very knowing
said, "their claim cannot 90 through nm
der two years" willis another exclaimed
they can't get it all, AMI nov we find
that IN seventy days this great work has
been successfully ACCOMPLISHED; they must
have found a good worker, for which we
know they are greatful. We have not
seen the improvement ca lei for, but
learn by those who have examined il,
that it certainly looks a though the
nlow will now be complete. We know
that the projectors have the alvl1'a<e
owe, some o,hers-by th,tict that they
not only unlrr.ta1d m, binding Of the
pillow, bat know also BY practice, what 4
plow u after beng pnt 20 work. We
learn that the holders Of another certain
patent pillow. claim to have been offered
$50 900 for their interest, and this being
a decided improvement oar friends
certainly have bonanza. Or sincere
wish now is that the manufacture Of this
pillow may be established an lO'at Il here
at Edinburg, or if this cannot BE- accom-
plIshed at least somewhere in the Valley
where there are use for farming imple-
ments. We think that the people OF
Edinburg and vicinity have been badly
and wrougfuly treated in this matter o
machine shops, they in their limite'
means, subscribed very literally to have
them located here, and now to have founC
themselves entirely deprived Of them
and this money and means applied else
where, is to say the least. bad treatment
The best medical writers claim that th'
3 lccessfnl remedy for nasal cataIrh mus
he non-rritating, easy of application,
and one that will reach all the remote
sores and liberated surfaces. The his
tory of the efforts to treat catrrrh dnrinG
the past obliges us to admit th>t only on,
remedy has met these conditions, aD6
that is Eiy's Cream Balm This pleasant
remedy has mastered cltarrh as nothing
else has ever done, aui both physicians
and patients freely cODcele tins fact. Ih'
more distressing symptoms yield TO IL.
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