Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-03-27
80. r,rnar has granted a supersedeas

in the Meyers caeo' ahu VIZ ~ e""e"' ioA
a new trial will be heard at the coming
term. which commences on April LIST.
Hsns Rees' Sons will pay one dollar per
day for good bark hands, and more if any
others offer to do so. Best board goes
with these wages. Read the advertise
ment in this issue
The Harrisonburg State Republican says :;
nDavid Rhodes and wife, of Lmville,
last week died within two days of each
other. Uncle Dayy was in town on Mon
dav. Court-day, and on Friday he was a
corpse. He died of pneumonia"
The time for fitting is here, and wagon
lo,ds of household goods can be seen on
every street in town. Two moves is as
had as a FIRE and three is, as a moving
fsllow. who was covered with dust, cob
webs, SCOT, &C., said, worse than the
devil.
Mr.. Jas. Rowe, the we'll known watch
man at Narrow Passage iron railroad
bridge. hurt his leg go severely aud pain
fully eight or ten days ago by mistsp as
70 disable him from duty. Beside badly
spraining the limb it Is thought that
some of the muscles or tendons were torn
loose from their attachments to the bone.
Rev. G. II. Johnston, D. D., of the Re-
formed church of the Stranger, Phila-
delphia, Pa, will preach in st. Paul's Re
form ed church, Woodstock, on the eve.
nings Of April 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 18th,
also at the preparatory and the commun-
ion services on the said Sunday. The
public are cordially invited to be present,
A slip on an orange peel or banana
skin may cause broken arm or leg and
the town heavy bill for damages. There
is hne for throwing these things upon
pavements, but judging from the amount
of them to be found strewlng the side
walks no one seems to pay the slightest
regard to 1t.
Capt. Jack Adams, of near Quicksburg,
this county, gallant Confederate soldier,
can claim the honor of having fought the
last engagement of the war in the Valley.
This battle was O personal encounter
with Jesse scout in Winchester, some
time after the close of hostilities. 1t is
needless to say that the gallant Capt.
Jack came out victorious.
The confirmation services held IN the
Episcopal church in this place, on Friday,
by Bishop Randolph, were very impressive.
Three candidates were confirmed. The
sermon by the Bishop was one of unusual
beauty and interest, and the profound
impression made upon the hearts and
minds of his attentive hearers cannot fail
to he a deep aud lasting one.
March oath, 1891, was wedding day at
the home of Mr.. Snowden Whitaker, Van
Buren, Furnace, Va. His daughter. Miss
Emma v, was given in marriage with
Mr.. Thomas S. Wood, formerly of New
York. The officiating clergyman was
Rev. A. X. Kline, of Woodstock, Va. A
sumptuous repast followed the ceremonies
which was enjoyed by all present.
Do not allow the advance of cold wealth
er to cause the postponement until spring
of the erection OF monument or tomb
stone at the graves of deceased loved
ones. Excelsior Marble Works, Nt.
Jackson, Va, can erect all seasons of the
year.
Many of the public schools throughout
the county are closing, the money not
being sufficient to run them for longer
period. The cOlored school in this place
closed OH Friday of last week. The CONF
mencement exercises were held on Mon
day night AID were quite credisable to
teacher and scholars.
Garden making will commence III few
days with a rush, and the good ladies
will be full of enthusiasm and cObwebs
in poking round in all the odd holes and
corners after garden seeds, while the
men will totter around with broken backs
and blstered hands, swearing the whole
thing is blasted humbug and garden
vegetables perfect poison to the human
race.
la illustrating the fruits of advertising
an exchange says: "a family in Florida
lost their little boy, and advertised fol
him in daily paper. That very after
noon an alligator crawled up out OF the
swamp and died on the front doorstep
In his stomach were found handful o
red hair, some bone buttons, pair o.
bootheels, glass-alley, a pair OF cbeci
pants, and paper collar"
The law against killing robins has no
been changed as reported, but is in full
force It is unlawful to kill them at an.
time of the year, and the penalty is vel.
heavy fine with imprisonment until fin
lis paid. We are glad to hear that s.
many of the people are determined to SCI
the law in regard to protection of the bir
enforced, and will report every violation
regardless of who the offender may be.
Those who have failed to carry outthei
good resolution, made last January, t
erect a tombstone at the graves of thel
deceased loved ones will do we'll to call a
once and fulfill same, ere the year closes
at Excelsior Marble Works, LIT. Jackson
Va.
The following item has been going tn
rounds of the press, and as our druggists
F. r. IRWIN & Co., handle the goods
NAV interest our readers: "Having ha
occasion to use Cbamberlain's Cong
Remedy, 1T gives me pleasure to state tina
found it to be the best medicine for
coueh ever used in fact, it cured me
a cough that had baffied several oth'
eoueh medicines."-N. r. BURNETT, Atf
lissa, Iowa.