Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-07-22
EprNBURa ITEMS.

Miss Ada Seabr'ght and sister. OF VIII
chester, are at Mr.. Fl. A. Whissen's.
Miss VERNE Harper, Of Winchester,
visiting Mr.. Joseph Fry's family.
Miss Cora Norris, of Brunswick, Md,
visiting friends in this place.
Miss Belle McWilliams, of Front Royal
is visiting at the Eureka House.
Mr.. Ed. Bartlett, of Buens. Vista,
former citizen of this place, Is in town
and Is giving his undivided attention t.
the ladies.
Sewell Rau, who has been in Roanoke
for some time, has returned to his home
in this place.
Mrs. Saml. Berger, of Pennsylvania
sister of Rev. il. Tallhelm. and her daugh
ter, Mrs. seigman, of Maryland, are visit
| irg Mr.. Tallhelm and family here.
Windsor baking powder, large pack
age, and handsome piece of glassware,
your own choice, for fifty cents at the
Bakery.
The festival held on Friday and Satur'
day nights last, by the ladies of the
Christian church, was well patronized
and was quite a success in every way.
Farmers, you can get No. grain sac
at the Bakery.
Mr.. NJ. T. Cooper, who has been cor
fined to his bed for some days with
sharp attack of malaria. is not much be-
ter at this writing, but we hope Ivy the
time this reaches your readers he will be
about again.
Fre,h cakes and pies always on hand
at the Bakery.
Frank Hutchinson, our livery man, has
another double team that he values higher
than all the rest of the outfit 1t is cir
and boy. and we don't suppose that
Maud s., Axtel, ]. l. c. and Clay CHIEF
would amount to hill of beans in COM
parison in Franks eyes.
Milk shake, soda pop and orange cider
at the Bakery.
Rev. Mr.. Durnam, OF Page county,
preached IN the U. B. Church. of this
place, Sunday morning, and Rev. J. b.
McInturff preached at the residence OF
Mrs. Vincent in the afternoon, she being
too feeble to attend services at the church.
He also preached in the U. B. Church at
night.
Tobacco to suit every taste at the
Bakery.
Mr.. R. W. Burke. our we'll known and
popular commercial traveller, got out oil
his bed on Monday morning Of last week
v it'll badly swollen and painful face
After having a sound tooth extracted un-
der a mistaken opinion that the trouble
arose from some such cause, he found ii
was a pretty severe attack Of erysipelas,
from which he was confined to his bed fol
the rest of the week We are glad TO say
he IS now much better and able to be out
again.
Don't forget that you can always hnc
all kinds of canned meats, fruits and
vegetables, dried beet. Tarbel cheese
sugar cured hams, breakfast bacon, boil
country and northern lard at the Bakery
The old grave yard has had some worl
done it that has greatly improved it ovel
its former unsightly appearance. Bu
much remains to be done. Many of Thu
graves need head and foot boards anC
other work should be done. Don't LEI
this good work stop until everything ha
been attended to and this last home o
many of our loved and lost has been mad'
bright and attractive place to the eye
OF the living. We will all feel better TO
it.
Scarcely heart in this community but
felt sense of deep sadness when the.
heard that Mr. Joseph w. Downey, ole o
our leading and popular citizens, ha'
passed away about7 o'clock on Sund a.
evening. Although not unexpected, a
the changes of the past two weeks ha'
but too surely and Enthusiastically foretol'
tie near approach of death, the tidiDg
was none the less painful for he was on
who will be most sadly missed as ever.
man. woman and child was his friend
Although in bad health for several year
his naturally strong constitution and IN
domitabe viii triumphed over the in
roads of disease and it was only in th
past few months that he gave up work.
His death was caused by dropsy super
Induced by a severe attack of rheumatism
and consequent heart trouble. He leave
a widow, three children, an aged mother
a brother and two sisters. His age wa
% years, month and u DAYS. Thus i
the very prime of useful, industriou
life was this devoted, affectionate husban
and father, son and brother, kind neighbo
and friend and upright citizen remove
by an act of an allwise Providence befor
which we can only bow IN sad and silen
submission. His remains were inferred
the new cemetery at this place on MOI
day evening. Rev. D. II. Rhodes, b
pastor, conducting the services. The onl
surying brother, Mr.. Angelo Downey, no
. resident of Ohio, arrived in time to l
present at the funeral.
Virginia at the Worlds Fair.
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