Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-10-06

to hear this, and will sincerely wish for
bis speedy restoration 10 perfect health.
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At Harman's Bakery will be foune de-
ligh tful lunch room where you car satisfy
your hunger for little bit of money.
Wait. Waltz Waltz! for W. H.
Stickley 5 new goods. He is now in the
city buying his fall ana winter stock.
Corporation Taxes'-YOur Corporation
Taxes are due, Bills are made out and the
Treasurer you will fad in his Office
ready to receive them
s. R. Clover Treas.
All kinds Of nice lunches, snaks, oysters
&c, at Hlrmau's Bakery and Con-
dictionary.
The Harrisonburg Free Press says nearly
1900 bushels of apples we're delivered in
Harrisonburg recently.
Monday is court day and we would Iii e
to have our subscribers call to see rs. If
you owe us anything don't fail to bring
the necessary amount along with you.
Newt. Brumbaugh says that the manu-
facturers have quit putting sand on the
match boxes because they know the
matches they now make wont strike IN
der any circumstances. therefore putting
sand on the boxes is only a useless ex-
pense and calculated to deceive the peo-
pie.
We call attention 70 the advertisement
of Drs. Carter Il Barney in this Issue.
DR.. Barney comes very highly recon-
mended. He has been in Woodstock sey-
eral months and has made many friends
who will be much gratifed to learn that
he has now decided to locate permanently.
Don't forget Jno. Harman's nice lunch
and Oyster pallor when you come IN on
COurt-day. 1t is the place to get square
meal dead cheap.
Wa. SouIs, the eighteen year old sou
OF Noah Sours, OF Page county, jumped
from a moving train on Saturday. Of last
week, while 1t was crossing the trestle
work at Overalls. one of the highest
bridges On the n. & W. R. r., about ten
miles from I.uray, and was instantly
killed.
Pendleton Clark, while working at a
threshing machine IN Berkeley county
W. Va, on Tuesday of last week, me-
with horrible accident which resulted
in his death in a short time. He was
climbing over the machine when be
slipped feet foremost into the rapidly re-
volYing cylinder Both legs were ground
off up TO the knees. He leaves a wife
and four children.
Nonexplosive lamp powder at W. H.
Stickley's. Don't miss getting box, you
certainly VIII not do without it when you
see 1t used.
The people OF Rockingham, backed up
by the HarrisOnburg papers, are clamoI-
ing for a new Jail and from the descrir-
ton given by the papers, after careful
examination of the building, it is plain
that new one is badly needed. In fact
the Jail is disgrace, burning shame to
a county like Rockingham. But we feel
that Shenandoah has but little to boast
of in this respect. as the old disease
breadlng rattle trap that we call a Jail is
almost as bad as the one mentioned
above.
For underwear and overwear for winter,
90 to w. Il. S:ickley. He has thu best
The gang ofthieves that have so long
been doing hourishing business in this
place, have recently turned their atttn-
ten to the gardens Of the town, stealing
the ,ate vegetables. As this gang Of
loafers will not work they must steal Of
starye, and the honest, working people
must patiently see their hard earned
property taken to feed and clothe these
worthless vagabons until some one should
be so fortunate as to shoot and kill one
or more of them while IN the act OF steal
ing. / his will break up the intolerable
nuisance quicker and more tffsctually
than anything else.
Mrs Susan OFT, widow ofthe late Jacot
OFT, ard mother-in-law of Hon. P. w
Magruder, one of the oldest residents OF
the town. suffered a severe stroke of
paralysis On Friday morning of last week
Her condition was very critical from the
first, she being almost entirely helpless,
The vital spark grew DINNER with each
passing hour, until the early part OF Sun
day afternoon when it went out for evcl
in this world and the aged christian had
gone to join many loved ones in theil
heavenly home.
Mrs. OFT was truly loving, devoted
wife and mother and sincere and ear
nest christian. She leaves Ye daughter
to mourn q loss that is indeed an IRE
parable one to them,
Her funeral took place on Monday after
noon, about 3 o'clock, and was conducted
by Rev. DR.. White, Of Winchester, IN th,
absence Of pastor of the Presby tcr;ar
church, Of which she had so long been q
most CONSTANT memter' She was il
her s0tb year,