Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-02-19

uncertain, coy AMI haid To please. III
children hurt, long hours she's spent Dc
Y try Salvation Oil, the liniment.
Miss Kate Eckard, young lady aged
14years, sister-in-law of Mr.. r. f. Leetch,
Of this place, died at her home neal
Hamburg, on Tuesday night at u O'Clock
after severe illness of typhoid fever
SAe was an estimable yonng lady, and heI
death will be sincerely regretted by many
friends.
hr. H. H. Snapp, at one time resident
of this place, but recently of Columbina
OHIO, arrived here on Tuesday morning
on la visit to his nephew, Mr.. Z. R. Gil
LOCK-. He is suffering severely with
hspmatism.
Times are bard indeed, but no one
knew how very, very close money matters
wer e until they found that certain
prof. inent newspaper editor of Woodstock,
Wild is not connected with this Office, but
"Hetoo Dduo VIC Neu ihOut'Ohj ""0 NO
pell9d to cut his own hair, and his head
is nc Nv a mute but eloquent and pathetic
appeal to bis delinquent subscribers.
Owing TO the great increase of t,affc on
the II. & o. X. R., that company some
month since ordered large number OF
new and powerful locomotives for freight
hauling as we'll as number of fast en-
glnes for their passenger service. We
learn that some of these will be put on
the VALLEY part of their system where
they al re much needed owing to the rapid
increase of business on this line.
Mr.. Fm t. Irwin, son of DR.. Joseph
s. Irwin. of this place, and a prominent
newsddaler of Newark, Ohio, was married
in thai place a few days ago to Miss
Sarah Ibaugherty, very popular young
lady oil that city. His many friends in
this Place, while surprised to hear this
news, believing him to have been con-
firmed and dyed-in-the-wool bachelor, ex-
ttnd thair warmest congratulate
Several persons boarded the excursion
train all this place for Washington, on
Thursday morning. Among the number
we noticed Mrs. II. H. Riddleberger and
her son Hugh, Mr.. w. H. Bargelt, Mr.. NJ
II. Hottdl, DR.. Jos. Irwin and Mr.. Joseph
| 4 IN
Washington have become very popular
with the IYalley people, and this enterprise
on the pal t of the B. & o. r. r. is fully
appreciated
Garden tseeds have made their appear
ance on tits market in great profusion
and Uanylpoor fellows, as they look al
the beautifully colored pictures of the
wonderful vegetables, fruits and flowers
which ADVERTISE there seeds, instinctiyely
rub their b acks and groau as they see be
fore them THE long stretches of garden
spading AMID flower bed work. But whC
is not glah at the approach Of spring
if it does inecessitate a cast iron bach
with hinae in the middle.
The Sunbeam" Society will give an oys
ter supper at Willow Grove for the benefi
of their society on Friday might, Feb. 10
All are most cordially invited The re
freshments, (which will be delicious, vii
be served aAexceedingly moderate prices
Another enjoyable feature will be tn
music, suchyas is not often heard in thi
section. Dbn't fail to visit beautiful
Willow Grove and spend delightful eve
ming and aG the same time assist thes
kindly little ones in their noble work.
We respectfully reqdssr persons writing
obituary mott ces to contne themselves +
ten lines of space. Over that amour
will be charged for at regular advertisin
rates. We ar compelled to do this o.
account of IL Q increasing disposition t
send in far lohger death notices than W
can possibly spare the space for. w
wish to have all deaths reported to u'
| and will publish all such notices OF te
, lines or under free OF charge, but for a
, space over th3t amount we must insl'
, upon the mons y accompanying the notice
Our local politicians are making activ
arrangements tor the next campaign
, They ordered a box of DR.. Bulls Cong
Syrup, and fLel confident and happy
r Price for bottle, only % cents.
: "a perfect sudcoss" is what dealers sa
t about Salyatioe Oil, tho great pain
% cents.
s The ladies ofISaumsville will hold a
S oyster supper all the school house at tia
} place, on the evenings of Friday an
= Saturday, FebyI 18th and 10Th, the PR
a ceeds for the f,uipose of building muc
a Deeded walk to the church The nice'
and freshest of oysters will be served
l., every style, witt, delicious refreshmen'
@ of various kind naG Eea
4 and spend plea . 1se'help
worthy cause,
! Rev. HItner, oflPenDsylvania, has kint
Q " consented to ddliyer a lecture on "Or
Grandfathers' DAY in School," in EdiI
= burg, Friday night, Feb. 10Th. He is
. man well fitted ID handle this subjec
! having spent his 'fe IN the school room
All are invited to attend.
; The Teachers Institute of Madiso
Township has had no session for son
time but will meet feb. goth, at 10 o'cloel
. Rev. llitner IS expd cted to be with u.s.