Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-01-20

the immortal Gen. R. E. Lee. Appropri
ale services in honor of the day will be bel,
IN the Graded School at this place toda.
(Friday)
1t is with sincere pleasure we learn tina
Mr.. H c. Tinsley, the gifted editor of the
Staunton indicator, has so far recovered
from his late dangerous illness as to b'
able to leave the Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore, and return to his home.
We regret to say that our young friend
Willie Magrnder, is confined to his bed al
his parents home in this place. We learr
that it is his intention to go to the johns
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, for treat
ment as soon as he is able to make the
trip.
Prof. j. NJ. Bowman, the well known
music teacher of Toms Brook. paid us a
pleasant call on Wednesday. The Professor
has number of classes at points along
the railroad in this county, and as far a,
we can learn is giving satisfaction
among bis pupils.
The HERALD Office is kindly indebted
to Dr. D. D. Carter, now of Mandarin,
Florida, for a present of some delicious
oranges. We are glad to know that the
Doctor and bis estimable wife, and his
son, eur irrepressible young friend, Gar
rett, are having most pleasant soiourn
in the Gland of Flowers"
On Thursday. of last week, Willie, The
10 year old son of Mr.. David Lambert, of
this place, fell on the ice while skating
and broke bis left forearm at the wrist.
DR.. II. II. Irwin adjusted the fracture,
aud the lad is recovering rapidly, and IN
all probability will soon be ready to try it
over.
1t "gets there" every time.-Mr. Anton
Marx, 2425 DeKalb, St., Mo-, says: 81
have suffered with rheumatism for the
last two years, aud have doctorsd con
siderably but Salvation Oil is the only
remedy that has effected a cure"
When one thinks of the millions of peo-
Pile who have been unable to work at
their daily avocations for the past three
weeks, and the millions of dollars less in
circulation had these men been at work,
and the extremely cold weather through
which we are passing, can you wonder
that three should be suffering all over
the countr!i
The stormy winter with its rains, and
SHOWS, and rushing blasts serves timely
notice on all persons, who thluk life
worth the living that they must keep on
hand a supply of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup,
the infallible cure for cough, colds and
incipient consumption, or suffer the con-
sequences of their tementy
The Charestown Spirit says that the
wife of Capt Lewis D. Barley, formerly
Miss Belle Trussell, OF this county, emptied
revolver after a burglar who attempted
to enter her residence at Lexington, Va,
a few nights ago, and rumor says there
was a man in the town who could not
walk quite as well next day as the day
previous.
1t is with sorrow that we announce the
death of little Clarence Henkle, the two
year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip G.
Frayel, which occurred in Philadelphia
on Monday. The little fellow was suf-
fering with measles and took cold. The
remains were brought to this place on the
4 o'clock train Wednesday evening, and
were buried in the new cemetery on
Thursday morning at IL o'clock
The protracted meeting that has been
in progress nightly IN the Methodist
church, in this place, since the first of last
week, still continues. Mr.. Stump's SER
mons are able, interesting and convinc.
ing, and are listened to with the most
earnest attention by large congregations.
Many persons have been deeply impressed,
and a number have come out to the altar,
and have been converted.
The coal carts can be seen on every
street in town. In fact this is about the
only business that is at all brisk. Every
body is busy hugging the stoves except
some of our young mon, and they too are
in the hugging business whenever they
get chance, and they all VOW and de-
clare that it beats hugging the stoyss far
and away and clean out of sight.
We regret to say that Mr.. John F.
Brooks, of this place, employed :as a
bridge carpenter on the B, & o. R. r.,
fell from trestle work on the railroad
about three miles south of Harrisonburg,
on Thursday morning of last week, break
ing and dislocating several bones in the
right foot near the ankle joint, causing a
very painful injury. After receiving
necessary surgical attention he was
brought to his home here the same day
The injury will probably disable him for
some time.
The weather still continues intensely
cold. On Monday night the mercury
dropped to four degrees below zero at
several points in town. We are informed
that the ice in some places on the river is
over twenty inches in thickness. The
mills on the small streams are frozen to a
stand still. All outdoor work is suspend
ed and every one 10 looking anxIously for
break in the cold and warmer weather
once more. In another column we give
interesting news of the severe weather
from various parts OF the country.
The second annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Shenandoah Building
and Loan Association was held IN this
place on Wednesday, a full attendance
being present. The annual report was a
most gratifying exhibit and showed the
Association to be in a most prosperoul
and healthy condition. About seven
thousand shares of stock have been taken