Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-08-05

Mr.. los. Dunkel, OF near this place,
broke his arm several weeks ago by
falling from the top of high load of
hay,
Those of our subscribers who have
been promising from time to time to pay
what they owe us at Court are hereby
respectfully notified that next Monday
IS Court day and we earnestly request
them to make good their promise.
The Anderson Guards, of this place,
Company A, 2nd Ragt. Va. Infantry,
will with several other companies of the
regiment, go into camp at Island Park
Harper's Ferry. August 22nd, remaining
there for a week or ten days.
The advertisement of Van Pelt &
Walton IN this issue is something out OF
The usual line. They have a large number
Of elegant summer suits, straw hats &c,
that you can buy almost at Your own
price.
In this issue appears the advertisement
Of Van Bora College, Rev. J. Miller's
celebrated female institute at Luray, Va.
It is hardly necessary for us to say
word in commentator of a school that
IA 81 favorable known oyer a wide section.
Asan after dinner pill, to strengthen
the stomach, assist digestion. and correct
INV bilious tendencies, Ayers Pills are
the best. Being sugsr-ooated,
thew are as agreeable as any confection,
and may be taken by the most delicate.
Mr. Frank Hess, our efficient chief of
notice. is the first person to ever catch
+ n with hair on in this section. This
event happened short time
400 while Mr.. Hess was on a short visit
10 his old friends and relatives near Tim
For full particulars see Mr..
Hess.
A little four-year old son of Mr.. Ed.
McInturff, residing near the mountain q
few miles from this place, was bitten on
the bottom of his foot by a copperhesd
snake while playing in the yard on Mon
flsy evening. DR.. D. f. Burner was sent
for and after active and prompt treat
ment the little fellow is in fair way for
ooh, If I had only taken this medicine
eallier in life, what years of suffering it
would have saved mew was the touching
exclamation of one who had teen cured
Of rheumatism by the use of Ayers Sarsa-
parina. Scores OF such cases are on
record.
In an other column will be found the
advertisement of Roanoke College, one OF
the we'll known and rapid growing insti-
tutions of learning that are making Viz
ginia a popular centre Of education. This
college has kept pace with the rapid ad-
vance of modern educational demands
aud now justly ranks among the higher
of learning in the South.
All the boys are happy as we'll as some
of the grown people, and all because
Tuesday next is circus day. Sargent g.
Kiddel's Railroad Show will pitch their
tent on the commons on the above named
dav. As the price of admission Is placed
at moderate figure we suppose they will
have a pretty good audience.
A quiet wedding took place at the
residence of Mr.. w. r. Hite, in this
place, on Wednesday morning, when Mr..
Marsh Hoshour and Miss Jennie Litton,
both of this place, where united IN mar
rage by Rev. Geo. E. Henderlite. The
couple took the morning excursion for
a pleasant days outing, returning the
same evening. Their many friends e1-
tend hearty congratulations.
The Virginia Press Association
embracing Seyenty-eight persons, which
left Norfolk on Saturday, July 10th, fol-
Boston and other points, on the msgnih'
cent Berksbare, Capt. Ryder, which had
been so generously placed, at their dis
posal by the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co., have been having &
splendid season of enjoyment. They
were most kindly received and entertained
at various points on the trip.
Our friend Brady, of the StrssburC
Vugnian e. Mars, IS way out on the fist
law. The bill that was introduced fol
the protection of fish in the Shenandoah
River and it's tributaries, excepting il
Page county, is now a law, and is 81
reported in the Acts of Assembly, psg'
1926, approved March 4th, 1892. Conn
up, brother Brady, and we will not onl!
show you the law in the Acts but vii
lend you our glasses so that you need MOI
see things darkly but face to face
w. II. Messick, of Bridgewater, has
yearlDg colt that was fosled wife fiv'
perfectly formed feet. The extra foo
grew from the psstern joint on on
of the fore legs and is about as large a
the other four and pearly touched tn
ground. Mr.. Messick had the superfou
foot removed few days ago by veteri
nary surgeon, and now it is hard to tel
which leg the extra foot was on.
The late storm that passed over Maurel
town was more destructive than at firt
reported. The wind reached almost to tn
velocity of hurricane, while the dow
pour of water was tremendous. Fiv
trees in the yard of the Mayor, Mr.. 10
Voc, were blown down, while the destru'
tion of fruit and shade trees general
made this pretty little village present
sad scene of desOlation.
While Mir. Geo. Keller and wife wei
driving along the Valley pike, a fe
miles from Starsburg. one day last weel
they saw a large wild cat or catamouI
in tree close tc the road. They informs
Mr.. J. w. Fisher, who, with anoth
gentleman, went at once to the pla
armed with repeating rife, and by
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