Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-04-08
En1NRuRa ITEMS.

We beg leave to inform the editor OF
the Strasburg FUg'niaa and Nelcs, that
Swami was not IN that place on Sunday.
He preferred Edinburg.
Misses Lena Cooper and Katie Brown,
of Strasburg, arc visiting friends in this
community, much to the enjoyment of
several of our young men.
Bring in yosr copper, brass, lead, cast
ings, wrought scraps and bones at once.
Trg J. B. Glen.
Rev. S. \. Htner, who has been recent
) called to the pastorate of the Reformed
churches at this place, Columbia Furnace,
Union Forge and Zion, has moved with
his family into bis residence at Lautzs
Mill.
Frank, the five-year-old son OF Mr.. John
Ludwig, of this place, fell from what the
boys call flying horse, on Sunday eve
ming, and broke his right leg about half
way between the leg and hip. DR.. 4. Nj.
Hisey set the limb and the little fellow is
doing as well as could be ex pected.
You can buy more goods at J. B. Clem's
or one dollar than at any other store IN
the county. Come and see. Try J. b..
Glenn.
Mr.. A. J. Windlc and wife left here on
Monday for Buena Vista, where they have
several daughters aud a son living, and
where they will make their home for the
future. Our people were sorry to see this
aged couple leave this community where
they have lived for the greater part of
their lives.
Mr.. John L. Cooper, Of iiawkinstown,
had the misfortune TO break one Of the
bones iL his leg between the ankle and
knee, while trying to stop runaNay
horse at Mrs. Amanda Aliens residence,
on Saturday evening, OF last week. DE-
A. P. Belew was called in and adjusted she
fracture.
J. B. Glen, at Edlnburg and Laniz's
Mill, will buy old castings, wrought iron
and bones up to the 10th, inst; after that
date no more wanted. Try }. b. Glenn.
A four months old infant of Mr.. Mike Shell
ley's died Saturday night and was buried
i'm the new cemetery here on Sunday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock. Mr.. Shelley has
been sadly afflicted by sickness and death
IN his family this winter and spring. His
mother died about two weeks ago, and
bis wife, several children and himself have
been seriously i'll at different times during
the past few months.
One night last week constable NJ. c.
Gearing, when about retiring, missed his
pocket book, and at once aroused his
brother George from his SAUNDERS to assist
him in looking for it. Not having lar
tern convenient they started the search
under difficulties. On the pavement the
constable found what be supposed to he
the missing article and at once picked 1t
up only to find it similar to the article
Mack Allison found where he had hid his
wmskey bottle. The real pocket book was
afterwards found in the ice-house.
Rev. o. c. Beall preached his farewell
sermon in the Methodist church here on
sunday night, to large and deeply in
terested congregation. Mr. Beall during
his pastorate of three years Lere has prov
cd himself an earnest worker IN the cause
of Christ, and he carries with him to bis
new field of labor at Hinton. w. Va, the
love. respect and best wishes Of our pee
ple. He will be succeeded here by Rev.
II. S. Coe, who comes to us with 1epu-
tation for active and able work in the
pulpit. and church. He vii be warmly
welcomed by his congregation and our
people generally.
The disgraceiul conduct OF the vounG
bows who went round certain streets IN
the town singing insulting doggerel stuil,
especially IN front OF the residence of Rev.
o. C. Beall, should he severely punished.
1t is duty that our corporation author
ties owe to common decency and the
cood name OF the town, to hunt up these
vcnng ruflians and learn them a lessen
that they will not soon forget. Such cor
duet az this should not I've allowed to pass
nnpunished, and it is the earnest hope of
every respectable citizen that our an
thorities will do their plain duty in this
case.