Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-05-19
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SN@e "hN % ANou9 ioA thO NHOoV NNA'e-N
evening OF music you ever experience
Remember il is this Thursday evening
Ten per ceut discount on boots an
shoes for cash. w. c. Barron.
TIE advertisement of Messrs. Henshe
, and Long, representing Crabb's combine
tiOn fences, VIII be found in this issue AN
should be carefully read.
Twill trade a buggy for colt year
old, or older. Want same for drying. Al
ply at once. Jno. w. Saum, Saumsvillt
Va.
The growing wheat crop is doing wei
through the wet weather, but the Glove
is short and sparse, much of it having bee
frozen out during the severe weather o
last winter and early sp:ing.
On Friday aud Saturday nights, Jun
Pad and Ord, some Of the young ladies O
the Methodist church will bold a festiva
In the court house yard. Ice cream, cakes
&c, will DO furnished, Let all turn on
and help in the good cause.
Don't forget the splendid musical en-
tertainment tonight Thursday 10y Prof
Prosho, his daughter, Miss Annie anC
O,her well known talent.
The members of the Hamburg Come
Band will hold a festival on Saturda!
night, May 9th, on the Rochelle Scboo
Hoass grounds. Two brass bands Will b.
present TO furnish music. All are cor
daily invited 10 Gene and have COCO
time.
In this issue Mr.. Hannah BAUM an
neunces himselfa candidate for constable
in Madison District. Persons voting fol
him must b. careful 70 write his name OIL
the ballots as Hannah Haun, and not
Th)n as Haun, as be is frequently called
but which is not his name, and sucl
ballots would of course be thrown out
Apples stored liz cellars or elsewhere
are invariably covered exteriorily with
mold or midew-Often inyisibl9, but just
a. real. This moll consists mostly q
microscopic plants, including numerous
species of fungs, all of v Inch are more OF
less poisonous. Physicians say they
have traced cases of diphtheria in children
to the eating of moldy apples.
Don't think c. A. Saum was swallowed
up by some huge alligator this winter
He is still on deck and lively as ever. You
can get anything from him from a cart to
a surrey. A good side bar buggy, steel
tire, axles and bows, leather quarters
tops and cushions for $50 90. He iusi
sells these to make his competitors sick,
The Potomac Conference of the Luth-
eran Synod, of Virginia. will convene in
the Lutheran church, at Fair View, May
the 23d, and continue in session two days
Subjects for discussion:
let. The Lords DAY; its ground and
authority as a day of res, its pro0er
observance by christian people ; its moral
Importance to our country. Speaker
Rev. J. A. Snyder.
End Missions. Speaker, Rev. W. j
Smith. The public are cordially invited.
As we went TO press last week the triaI
Of Bynaker for stealing three pecks Of
corn, was in progress. The jury found
him guilty aud sentenced him to fifteen
lays in jail and fine of one cent.
On Friday morning the trial Of c. S
Marshall, who had been indicted FOL
involuntary manslaughter in the death Of
R. s. Allen was commenced. After hear
ing the evidence and the arguments of
counsel the case was given to the jury
who, after short absence IN the jury
room, returned a verdict Of not guilty.
Mr.. Lemuel Painter, a native of and
for many years q resident of the Pugh''
Run section of this county, died on Mon
day at the residence of his son, Mr.. Chas
Painter, IN Philadelphia. The remains
we're brought to this place on Tuesday
where the funeral services were held IN
the Lutheran church after which the
interment took Place in the family grave
yard at Pugh's Run. Mr.. Painter, We
are informed, was about 60 years old. He
was a scn-ir-law of the late Henry Hottie
and be leaves widow and several child
rem.
At an early hour on Wednesday morn
ing a large body of armed men went L
The Jail in Winchester and demanded
from Adam Forney, the Tailor, the keys t.
the cell of VIM. Shorter, the negro maj
charged with fe'onious assault on al
estimsble Young lady. Covered with I
dozen Ieyolvers FOrney refused. Forcing
an entrance they threw the plucky jailo
down and with pistols at his head de
maudcd the combination Of the lock It
the prisoners steel cell. Again the Draw
old Confederate veteran refused and th'
mob retired without accomplishing thei
object. After consulting with Judg
Atkir son. Sheriff Gore took the negro t.
the StauDton jail Oh Wednesday evening
Although the weather continues sing
ularly cool the canvass fer county officer
10 be voted for on the 25th day of thi
month wakes VAIN, so much so that Or
of our most successful farmers informed
rs that the newly planted corn as vel
as all other spring crops would soon b
under way doing we'll just through th
heat engendered by the active passing t.
and fro of the candidates. While We d
not want to draw any distinction, all th
candidates, as far as we know, being fror
among our best people, We cannot refrain
from repeating our informant's words, o
at least the sentiment conveyed thereby
IN regard to enc man who is after tn
place Of Road Commissioner In one Q
the Districts, and flat j., like "oid VII
ginla," (no matter whether engaged il
making road or the material that make
the said reads look smooth, all wool an
yard vide to the driver or lider) he wi