Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-12-02

arrived at bis home here on Wednesda.
morning.
Miss Mallory Shield, of Newport News
is visiting her schoolmate, Miss julia
Garter, in this place.
Mr.. West Hoshour, formerly of thii
place, now of Green's Hotel, Philadelphia
is guest of the Shenandoah House.
Miss Ollie Boehm, of Martinsbnrg. West
Virginia, Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. VIM
Fl. Few, of this place.
Miss Laura Bsrgelt, who has been
visiting friends in Ohio during the past
month, returned to her home here on
Tuesday.
Mr.. W. H. Page was in Woodstock last
week selling Red Eye" pages Own"
and the celebrated cigars manufactured at
Basic City.
Arthur Boyer was in town for several
days this week. He is representing the
Tillinghast Rubber Goods Company, of
Baltimore.
Ralph Riddl, berger left on Monday
evening for Washington, D. c., to resume
bis place as page in the Senate upon the
resssembhng OF that body on Monday,
Dec. 5tb.
The adaptation Cf DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup TO the cure of all diseases Of the
throat and chest is certainly marvellous.
For cold, cough, Group, whooping cough
and incIpitnt consumption it is incom.
psrably the best preparation made.
Not troubled with rheumatism any
more. Judge Gatewood, "a Avery St.,
Cincinnati, Ohio, writes thus: ~ bought
a bottle of Salvation Oil for rheumatism,
with which was afflicted. The first sp-
plication gave relIet and have not been
troubled since."
When You see the elegant line of goods
Bargelt has you will say they are just
what you have been looking for, and
when you hear the prices please hold to
the counter for they are so cheap several
parties lost their breath and fell.
The following is the popular song OF
the season:
81 want to be postmaster,
And with the postmasters stand
An ink-pad on the table,
canceller within my hand.
And there before The letters,
I'll work with glowing face,
And thank the great unterrlfied
For giving me the place."
Charlottesville Adrance.
at is astonishing how Bargelt sells
goods so cheap" That is easily explained :;
He knows where and how to buy and
then puts his prices down to sell and not
to carry over from one year to another.
Prof. Charles Clary, the we'll known
and popular blind musician, is here or
ganizing troupe from .among our best
amateur talent who, we are informed,
will give the beautiful eratorio of Ruth
| in the near future. This will be good
news to the music loving who will re.
member the splendid manner, in the
oratorio OF ESTHER, the Beautiful Queen,
was rendered by these same performers
under Prof. Clary's direction in TWINS
| Opera Hall last December. We hope to
see this entertainment literally protron-
lied as it will, we feel certain, be worthy
OF it.
On Thursday morning of last week,
about o'clock, Trinity Episcopal church,
in Stanton, Va, large and one Of the
handsomest church edificss in the State,
was discovered to be on fire. The fire
department responded promptly, and
finding the church fllsi with smoke they
quickly carried out all the movable
articles and extinguished the flames
which had broken through the floor in
many places. The fire is supposed to
have originated from a detect in the
heating apparatus in the basement. The
handsome carpet is ruined but tho large
organ 1t is thought is only slightly injured
The Joss, which Is estimated from So 600
to $1,000 is fully covered by insurance 10
the London, Liverpool and Globe, and
Royal. Fortunately the congregation
own a large building for their Sunday
school in the same lot, which is plenty
large enough for the congregation to
worship in until the church can be re-
uairod