Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-05-13

10 Vut VA new OfSSS, ana altnOngh II II
now % years old it is as handsome and at
tractive as young maiden of sweet six
teen. Long may 1t continue an ornament
to pure journalism.
We have received the sth annual OF
1892 catalogue of the High and Standard
bred stations OF the Shenandoah Tro ting
Stud, Woodstock, Va. 1t is handsomely
gotten IN and flied with interesting
matter to the borseman and horse raiser.
DR.. Carter deserves great credit and sue
cess for the enterprise he Is showing.
The copper mine that was discovered in
Pendleton county, w. Va., near the High
land county, Va, line, about two years
ago, has under recent investigation PROM
ised to prove very valuable. 1t Is only
one more of the many indications of the
immtn mineral wealth of almost every
description that nature has boarded up in
the two Virginia's, and which in the near
future VII make them vast hives Of in
dustry and progress.
l have now in stock AMI am Offering
very low beautiful line of mems, women
and children's Oxford Tennis shoes with
leather inner souls They are of the very
best quality and at less money than ever
were sold before in Woodstock.
W. Ii. Albert.
The new Christian Baptist Church on
Cedar Greek, was dedicated on Sunday.
The services were conducted by Revs. d..
H. Rhodes. OF Edinburg, and J. G. Glenn
mons, of Woodstock, in the presence of a
large and deeply interested congregation.
The church is a very handsome structure,
nicely flushed, and reflects much credit
upon the good people of the Cedar Creek
Valley.
The New York San states that Mrs
Josephine G. Cochrane has invented a
dish washing machine, and says: She will
be enshrned in the grateful heart of
womauhood when the memory of Susan b.
Anthony aud the rest is lost in oblivion.
and at the base of every column reared
to commemorate the noJle achievements
of free ard happy women her name
should be written in shining letters
Wonder if she will SEMI out samples,
\ man who stops bis paper because
there is something in it which he does not
like, should be consistent and get up and
leave hotel fhe happened to discover on
bill of fare something that did not suit
his taste, says an exchange. lie would be
Just as consistent in one act as he would
in the other. A good newspaper is bill
of mental food for as many tastes as pos
sible, and reader ought to know that
the article which does not suit him, IS
pc; haps. just to the taste OF neatly every
other reader Of this paper.
We are informed that few days will
once more see Liberty furnace running
out the 81 lendid quality Of iron for which
that place has so long been famous. 1t
means remunerative employment for many
of SheDandoah's toilers. and an increase
in the money circulation of the county
generally. Much of this is due to the
indomitable energy and thorough knOwl-
edge Of The iron business of our friend
Mr.. N. NJ. Campbell, and the liberal and
enterpIising spirit of Mr. H. II. Yard.
We hope this will prove the commence
ment of a long period of uninterrupted
prosperity at these works.
A severe wind storm passed over this
section on Friday afternoon, of last week,
doing considerable damage. At Toms
Brook, the large new house in course of
erection for Mr.. Chas. Jones was blown
down wrecking the timbers badly and
causing considerable loss. A stable be-
longing to Mr.. G. H. P. LindamoOd in
this place was carried over and broken up,
and a shed ATTACHED to the barn of Mr.. j,
| L. Wisman, a short distance northwest of
town, was torn to pieces. Mr. Wisman's
timber was also damaged pretty severely,
as was the case at other points. while
quite number of persons had fencing
blown fat to the ground.
Lawhorn and Stanley, the two men who
were indicted for the murder of Patrick
Mccarthy, ,. & o. railroad track hand,
at a dance near Lexington, some time
since, were tried in Lexington few days
ago and acquitted. In the minds of the
people of that section there was no doubt
OF the guilt of the men. hut the witnesses
swore directly contrary to their testi'
mony before the cOroneI's inquest. Nc
earthly was from Harrsonburg and was
hardworkiug, peaceaDle and worthy young
man. Any way you take it these witness
es must be a set of peTjured scoundrel'
and should feel the law with such force
as to paralyze their lying tongues.
Mr.. Frank Cof,lt, of Farview, THU
county, has found some interesting In
dian relics On his farm recently. Among
them are two stone hatchets that were
neatly and smoothly worked out of
hard stone with groove around it nea
the pole or large end evidently for tn
purpose of tying on a handle. He als'
found lump of clear, hard quartz rocl
that looks as if it had been formed by
worm the thickness of a small lead pen
Gil and several feet long, with hundred
, of slender legs, that Lad coiled into a bal
and become petrfed in that position. l
IS certainly a singular and interesting
formation.
> Two very bright and attractive yOun
ladies Of this place started out to solici
] money for the heather few DAYS age
J The first young man they met gave ther
twenty cents. Right there they stoppe
p begging. the temptation of money was to
great. Ore said she felt real savage an
q the other exclaimed that she knew sh
was Leatben, for thetime being. The
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