Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-01-15
GENERAL LOCAL. NEWS.

was utSIOl Gu " nv '"0N i"A'i was ~
rebuilt.
Mes. John r. Windl am, Stone, Pickens
comfy. Ala, writes: II have used
Bradycrotinc for headache with always
good results"
Van Pdt L Walton have large adyer
tisement in this issue, but it is not as
large as the bargains they offer.
The Florence Steam Washer is the best,
and little wonder.
MI Samuel c. Kline, associate editor Of
the Broadway NdCs, and Miss Cora A.
Shomo were married on Tuesday, Dec.
90, 1891.
All the women of Shenandoah county,
who have seen the Florence Steam Wash
er work. want IT.
We return our sincere thanks to those
Of our subscribers who came to our help
on Monday 1t was much needed and we
hope others will follow their example.
The most appropriate thing we have
seen lately was coffin accompanying a
cargo of brandy through town few days
before NOorefeld Examiner.
The case of John Myers, the bunco
sharp. has leen continued to the second
day Of the February term of the county
court on account of the illness of Mr..
Philip KILLER.
We are glad TO know that st. Luke,
situated in one of the most pleasant sec
tions of the county, is on boom. A halt
dozen or more new houses are under way
or will be erected in the near future.
C.. B. Bailey & Brother, Newport News.
grocers, have assigned. The assets are
$4,000 and the liabilities about $4,000.
The failure will not affect anybody else,
and the firm will pay dollar for dollar, it
is said.
The cold weather of last week enabled
number Of the people of this section to
fill their ice-houses with pretty good
quality of ice, but the rain of Tuesday
afternoon prevented quite number from
securing a supply.
The rains have have p1t the river past
fordiDg. For want of the bridge mail
carrier Hoffman was afraid to wait for the
evening mail returning without 1t. 1t is
downright shame that the people of the
Fort can't have the bridge.
After interesting services each night by
the different pastors in the churches OF
the town the week of prayer closed or
Sunday night with services in the Re-
formed church, the sermon being preach
ed by Rev. Geo. E. Henderlite.
Rev. Patterson Fletcher, pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church at Broadway, Rock
ingbam county, died Sunday last, after 8
short illness of pneumonia. He wa
formerly pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at Dufields, W. Va.
Burt Mccall, the horse trader, tackled
the wrong man Saturday last, at Rawle!
Springs and came near being killed. Mr.
Sam Coffman did the work. Cutting hi
head open and kicking his ribs loose. Th'
last report says be is mending slowly
PepdletOR Nttcs.
A fire in Basic City on Tuesday destroy
ed the flame buildings containing Haidy'
book store and P. r. Lowyer's jewelry es
Enlistment The Office OF the Basic Cit
AdrGRce, which adjoined the burne
buildings, was in great danger but wa
saved by hard work. The loss will b
about $4,000 with an insurance Of hal
that amount.
Mr.. G. I. Hammond, a Shenandoah
man, who has held the responsible pc
sitlon of agent for the U. s. Express O
Stanton for some years, had the mil
fortune to lose an express package cor
tanning $40 in money between the B. &
o. depot and the National Valley banl
Unless found the loss will fall upon NJ
Hammond, as he had signed for it.
reward of $50 Is offered to the finder.
Mr.. W. L. Laughlin, of the shensndoa
House, will start Q kennel of valuabl
and highly bred hunting dogs at th
place. He has already purchased at
big price three youDg Llewellen or En-
lish settlers from "Birdo" the great dc
fancier of Tennessee. These beautifI
animals will be entered at tho grei
bench show at Washington, d. c.,
March.
Mr.. z. Madison Campbell, a venerab
and prominent citizen Of Frederick coul
ty, died on Thursday night Of last wee
aged 60 years. He was the father OF i
j. L. Campbell, of this place and faths
in-law of Mr.. Henry c. MsgrudeT,
Narrow Passage. Several Of his sons resi-
in the Indian Territory, one in Flori'
aud another in Maryland. Mr.. Camb'
was an earnest and prominent member
the Presbyterian church for many yea
Mr.. Frank Sine, of Thomas, w. v
writes rs that Mr.. James Proud, CHI
engineer at the shaft and mines At til
place, went hunting on Wednesday
last week, and losing mis- way was froz
to death within three miles of bis hon
The unfortunate mar became bewilder
and walked around in circle IN
exhausted when he sat down and went
sleep from which he never reused.
caves wife and FIVE children. He v
very popular having many friends.s