Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-04-29
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to place trying to find a pair OF shoes 10
suit you, but go TO b. F.'llisey's at once
ald get suited.
Mr.. James Swami, who left here TN
Monday, of last week, to take a position
as clerk in a store in WayDesboro, Va,
returned on Saturday night of the same
week. Strasburg Virgiaian and Noes
viii please make a note OF this.
A telegram was received here on Saiur
day last announcing the death of Mrs.
jennie Murray, at her hcme in east Rock
inaham county. She was a natlYe OF
this lace. and daughter of the late
Jno. J. Graudstaff. and sister OF Capt.
Geo. j.. a +. and WIN. Gran1staff, and
Mrs. Jno. N. Ludwig, aud half sister TO
Mrs. Julia 4. Wightnan.
'Flash," the fine setter dog btlpngiDg
to Mr. Chas w. Ruby, OF this place, died
on Saturday morning, of last week, mnch
to the regret ard sorrow of her owner
and his family. She was a valuable and
thoroughly trained hunter, displaying at
all times an unusual degree Of intelll-
gence and oOeditnce. The sorrowIng
master gave his four-iooted friend de-
cent and honorable interment.
Misses Maggie and Lizzie IIisey, who
have been visiting for several weeks IN
Mt. Crawford, Siaunton, Basic City and
Waynesboro, Va returned TO their lone
here on Thursday of last week, and now
Rave opened up very attractive ana
complete stock of the latest millinery, IN
their room above Mr.. B. +. iiSel's sh"e
store. on Main street. These goods hav-
ing been most carefully selected are par
ficularly beautiful and sly lish, as we'll as
yer, ljw in prices. 1t viii amply repay
son to examine them.
The machinery has arrived for putting III
70 Is at the large merchant mill OF Capt.
G.. ". Koontz, long known as the Grand
staff mill, at this place, and the change
Will az once be III ade and in short time
wo may expect to see this establishment
forming ont fine quality of roller process
lonr. A PAIR of the old buirh stones
will be kept in place so that all who pre-
fer il can still get the old fashioned flour
TO which they have so long been accus-
TONED. When all the contemplated
changes and improvements in this mill
have been made it will be al important,
and, we think, fourishing and successful
enterprise.
Two weeks ago we noticed the sickness
and intense suffering of Dir. Linden
Clinedinst. who for months had been
gradually drawing nearer the eternal
shores as he continued to struggle through
the DAYS that brought no brightness to
him. and the dark hours OF the slowly
passing nights. On Wednesday, OF last
week the end came, and peacefully the
immortal spirit of the young and patient
sufferer returned to its creator. Linden
Clinedinst was son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vim. Clinedinsl, and his age was II years,
IL months and - days. Although ms
life was bat a span, he had so spent IL
that he had won the respect and KIND
regards of all who knew him, and hls
death has caused sadness to many hearts
in this community.
"Oh, hush, Judge if 1t were not for your
matrimonial tour, in June, you might 60
on with YOUR sweet talk, but since your
confidential % friend has given you away
in the HERALD, it IS no use to talk any
longer to me-" said a certain young lady
last Saturday night
Notwithstanding the above the Judge
Obtalnt u d0OlutI ucdtlub Ou punN"J
ing, and the young lady relented and took
a stroll with bin; and, as they strolled
alonr. she was overheard to remark
that "she would thank the one that
would pnt it in the paper" We are at
loss TO know whether she meant the
stroll or the flight of the fellow who left
A few minutes before. However, we
claim thanks for this item whether we
understood her correctly or not; for, as II
were. two birds have been killed, &c.
Last week petition numerously sign
ed was sent in from this place, asking the
B & o. r. X Company to give rs such
depot building as the size OF the town
and the large amount OF passenger and
freight traffic deserved required. We
earnestly hope the railroad management
will be prompt to act in this, to US and
TO them. important matter, and see that
this long delayed but simple act OF justice
TO a deserving community and section IS
deferred no longer. That the present
old and unsightly structure is totally IN
fit and inadequate for the large business
of ths place is too apparent to need any
mention here, and 10 has long been sur
prise to our people as well as the passing
stranger that great corporation like the
B. x o. r. K. should so neglect one o.
its important stations. The people OF
this prosperous portion of the county
have the right to expect a prompt and
favorable response to their petition