Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-11-27

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The Oratorio Esther, the Beautiful
Queen, will be one of the most elegant
and enjoyable entertainments ever gwen
in this place. About fifty ladies and
gentlemen will take part in it, The cos
tunes will be elaborate and beautiful,
and will be furnished by dramatic cos
tuner of Washington, D. c.
An editor sued delinquent subscriber
for eleven dollars. The delinquent claim
e6 that be never subscribed for the paper
ard dli not propose to pay. The judge
instructed the jury that if the evidence
disclosed the fact that the delinquent
had taken the paper from the Office, or
caused it to be taken, should find for the
plaintiff. 1t cost The man nearly hundred
dollars TO settle what eleven dollars could
have paid.
At the residing of the brides uncle,
Mr.. w. T. Williams, in this place, on We'd
nesday, at o'clock, p. m, by Rev. Geo.
L. Henderlite, Miss Lucy Nj. Marshall, OF
Woodstock, and Mr.. J. w. Luke, of Berry,
vile, Va, were married in the presence
of near relatives and friends. The newly
married couple took the 3.l2 train for
tour of the northern cities. Among the
attendants were Miss Sallie Lowell, Maid
of Honor, Misses Jennie Schmitt, Clay ton
Luke, Mamie Williams aud Lula Nelson,
bridesmaids. DR.. j. L. Luke was best
man, and Mr.. Lee Shirley, attendant.
The annual holiday edition of the Po-
lice Gazette, No. 744, Will be issued We'd
nesdsy, December 2. With this issue will
be presented. free, an elegant colored sup
plement of the historical fight between
John L. Sullivan and Paddy Ryan, at
Mississippi City, in February, 1882. The
spectators around the ring are all photo
graphs taken from life, and easily recog'
nized. This will be an elegant picture to
frame. Remember, there is no extra
charge for this number. Price 10 cents.
RICHARD X. Fox, Publisher.
The HERALD most heartily endorses
this paragraph from the New York Re-
corder Lift your hat reverertly when
you pass tie teacher of the primary
school. She is the great angel of the re
public. She takes the bantlng fresh
from the homo nest, full of pouts and
passions-an ungovernable little wretch
whose own mother honestly admits thai
she sends him to school to get rid of him
This lady, who knows her business, take'
a whole carload Of these little anarchists
one of whom, single-handed and alone, II
more than o match for his parents, and al
once puts them in way of being useiu
and upright citizens. At what expense o
toll and patience and soul WEAKNESS
Lift your hat to her,"
At late meeting of the officers oil TIM
Shenandoah County Agricultural AS
ISOLATION the following financial repor
was made After paying all the prem
uns, race purses, Pawnee Bill and othe
expenses, all che stockholders note
amounting to Sl45O, S78 interest aud $50
on the principal was ordered paid, leav
ing about $500 surplus IN the treasury
This leaves debt of only about $500
When we consider that the society onl
two years ago was in debt to the amour
of nearly $4,000 this can be considered
splendid showing, and reflects great credl
upon the president NJ. L. Walton, secty
]. H. Grabill, treasurer G. W. Koontz al
the orber officers and stockholders OF th
Society.
The scarcity of Virginia's great gam
bird, the partridge, in this section
we'll known, and many Of our leadin
sportsmen have refrained from huntin
them, for the sake of inture sport. In
number of birds next season will be sma
IN any event, and if hunting is generali
INDUCED in this fall, they will be almo'
snnihllated, and it will be several yea
, before they can become sufficiently plel
tiful to afford much sport. Many
our boys and young men, not havin
thought of the matter ir this light, Al
still hunting them. but it IS to be hope
that they will now refrain, with u
incentive of glorious shooting next ye
as a ard for their self denial.
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