Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-07-17
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.


Rev. b. +. Ball Will pre3ch boAV ~"
day night, at O'Clock, in the SaumSSi'ie
church.
We are informed that Orkney Springs
has more visitors up 10 this time 'han LOT
several seasons psf.
Cheap auction goods and Iron cross
segars at F. $ Hess.
Rev. B. L. Ball will preach IN the
Methodist ch urel in Woodstock, Sunday
next, July 10, at IL o'clock.
Fruit lars are still advancing, but
am still selling at 81 35 per Dozen
w. c. Barron.
A cood ore horse wagon for sale at a
bargain. Apply to Mrs. H. H. Kldcle-
berger, Woodstock, Va.
The most Office at Berryviile, Clarke
county, was robbed on Tuesday morning
or stamps and money to the amount 0i
$500.
IF Won want the handsOmest and best
milk and ample butter crooks you ever
saw, call on W. N' D''''''
Rev. B. F. Ball will preach at Pughs
Rn, Sunday. July 10, in the afternoon
at Al o'clock.
If you suffer from sick, nervous n'"
raloic. spinal, bilious, or dyspeptic head
aches, BradycrotiLe will cure you
promptly.
The church of the Sacred Heart of Win
chester. and the Catholics generally oil
this norton of the Valley, will hold
picnic at Fishers Hill on Saturday
Phil. Knapp, optlcian, will be at the
Wilson Hotel, Mt Jackson, for two days
only. Wednesday and Thursday July 29'n
and 3Otb. Eyes examined free and glasses
accurately suited.
It has been finally decided that little
1nlia Jackson Christian, the infant
granddaughter of Stonewall Jackson
Shall unveil the heroic bronze statue to
her distinguished ancestor at Lexington
on the 21st inst.
For bracing up the nerves, purifying
the blood and curing sick headache and
dyspepsia, there is nothing equal to
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
A large number of Confederate yeter-
ans Of Shenandoah county are making
arrangements to visit Lexington on the
DIST and take part in the ceremonies al
tending the unwilling of the jackson
monument.
Mrs. Sallie Brock, widow of the late
Archibald Brock, died last week 2, ne
home of her sou-in law, Mr. Cr9ri 5
White. near Lacy Springs IN Rockingham
county. at the advanced age of % years.
She was the mother of J. P. Brock, OF
New Market.
The bright light that was seen in the
west on Tuesday night of last week was
caused bv the burning of the servants
quarters at Orkney Springs. Several other
bindings were in danger but were saved
By a liberal use of water. The origin OF
the fire is unknown.
Mrs. Martha Feller, daughter of the late
Henry Bushong, Esq, and widow OF the
late Sam1 Teller, died at her home in this
place. on Tuesday evening, about O'clock
after long illness OF consumption. An
obituary notice will appear in our next
issue.
Mr.. Editor A recent ram storm calleu
our attention to the condition OF the rool
Of the house of the sexton Of the Lutheran
church. There was hardly a dry spot IN
the building, The sexton, an elderly
woman. has faithfully performed her dn-
ties for many years, and should at least
have a good roof over head. ~
number of cases of typhoid fever
have appeared IN the south end OF town.
caused doubtless by the foul deposits left
bv the high water in that section. We are
glad TO know that Mayor Grabill intends
TO have all the streams, sewers, ana lou
places cleaned mp and thoroughly DIS
infected.
Mr. A. G. Wynkoop, it will be seen 10y
card in ibis paper, is the successor to th'
real estate aud stock business Of Messrs
wynkoop, Walter & Co. Mr.. W. Is ex
perienced and energetic, and is ever!
way well equipped to serve the public II
matters pertaining 10 the business OF hl
office. He Is the President of the Rea
Estate Exchange of this town. hdr'e
TolrR Tree Press.
Mrs. Catherine Ffayel, the aged widow
of the late Jas. Fravel, at one time clsrl
Of this county, died at her home in TIN
place, on Tuesday night about IL o'clock
A life long member of the Presbyterian
church, a most faithful wife and tende
mother, she leaves behind her mos
precious memories to comfort her bereave
ones. She leaves one son and tire
daughters.
Mr.. Robt. II. Cahoon, one of the bes
known and oldest of our citizens, died o
Tuesday afternoon, after lingering II
ness, the result of several severe strokes
paralysis, that has confined him to hi
bed for many months. Industrious, III
right and thoroughly honest he has al
ways held the highest respect OF everyon
in this community. For some years b
has been an active and most worthy men
Der Of the Lutheran church. He leaves
widow but no children. His ase wa
about G. years.
After considerable difficulty ajury wa
secured in the case of John Myers, an
the second trial of this now well-know
bunco man commenced on "Wednesday
The whole jury Is composed OF resident
of Lee District, the one most remote irOI
the scene of the robbery. The evldenc