Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-11-10

II you are coming in Court day dent
forget John Harmsn's nice oyster and
lunch rooms, where you can get all you
want to eat cheaper than at home. Read
his new advertisement in this paper.
The well known city express wagon
of Mr. Ryan's slipped into ditch 9 few
days ago, at the residence OF Mr.. L. R.
Irwin, corner OF Court and Church streets,
and was somewhat wrecked. But Mr..
Ryan, with his usual energy, soon had all
damages repaired and was on the 60 as
usual.
Ten Russians who escaped from the Is
land of Ssghalieu. Siberian penal sta
ton, were picked up at sea by the whaler
Charles ". Morgan, which arrived at San
Francisco Tuesday.
We received a Communication from
Capon Roads this week, but as the writer
had neglected to give Us his name it
cannot appear in this paper a. We never
publish anonymous communications. or
course the article would only appear in
print over any nom de plume the writer
miglt select, bat we must have his real
name.
Mr.. Jas. Norris has Just received and
has ready for Court day g fresh lot Of
those goods that he has been selling 80
l7w as to sstonish every body. Ifyou
want shoes, ladies underwear, notions of
all kinds, queensware. glassware, tinwars,
and thousand other articles for almost
nothing call a. his store, opposite the
bank,
The New York Bazaar informs Us that
the readers OF the HERALD RESP onded go
literally to their advertisement that they
ran out of Ladies' Jackets yesterday. Mr..
WilenLig at once started for New York
and will have another full supply by
Saturday, 60 that the ladies who wish TO
get one OF their nice fitting Jackets or
cloaks can be accommodated.
The series OF meetings which common
ced on Thursday night, of last week, IN
the Methodist church are sti,l kept up
with increasing interest. Rev. j. W. Lee
Of North Carolina, who has been filing
the pulpit lie an able preacher his sermons
being listened to with the closest atten-
ton and interest by large congregations.
We notice in the Lynchburg Ne,cs that
Mr.. c. F. Didawick, of Shenandoah coun-
ty, a railway postal clerk. has been pro-
NOTED in class and salary. This has been
Mr. Didawick's third promotion since he
entered the service, not quite two years
ago, and shows that our Shenandoah boys
always measure up to the fall standard Of
the rest Of the country, and often little
beyond.
A. c, Bectner. a citizen Of Roanoke
county, while attending the Worlds Fair
fell through trap door in the MAnufac.
turerI building and sustained injuries
which his physicians think will prove
permanent, and he proposes to bring suit
against the Fair managers for 5000
damages.
We regret to say that Mr.. James H.
Clover, of this place, had the misfortune
to lose a very valuable COW on Sunday
night. Her calf was only day old and
it is thought she died from over feeding
cabbage and turnlps. She was one of the
best COWS in this section, and her loss lie .
heavy one to Mr.. Clover.
About 10 o'clock Wednesday morning,
of last week, the residence Of Mr.. John
". H. Kibler, at Hamburg, about two
miles west of Luray, was discovered to be
on FIRE. The Ere originated in the ell
part Of the building. and had gained such
Roadway when discovered that 1t war
impossible to extinghish it. Mr.. Kiblsr
was in Luray at the time. The loss si
the building is about $500. All the
property was saved except that Ct n
taiued in two upper rooms. No insur-
ancs. Page Courier.
Monday is courtdsy and we extend 81
earnest invitation to our patrons to cal
aud see Us. We need money badly and
you will find some one on hand ready to
receive what you owe rs and receipt for
the same. Remember that . printers
receipt in your pocket is a safe guard
against nearly all the Ills Of this life
The only man who escaped unhurt from
a recent terrible cyclone ont West had
receipt for bis paper in his pocket.
Francis Ruth, infant daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. william Lsughlin, aged abou,
IA months, died on Sunday morning ai
their home in this place. from an acct
dental blow upon the head. AZ far a.
We can learn the injury was inflicted II
the following manner. A few Gays before
a sister, aged about seven years bad the
little one 10 the yard under an apple tree
and in endesyorlng to knock an apple
from the tree with o atone it rebounded
aud struck the child Oh the side Of tbs
head above the ear causing an isjury
which proved fatal a. above stated.
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