Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-18
NEW MARKET NEWS.

NEW MARKET NEWS.
Aug. IL, 1893.
DEAR HERALD Tho season has been
more favorable since our last communica-
ton, but we are still needing rain badly,
The "kids" acknowledge that the
Woodstock "over crowns" did them up in
fine style, In the ball game last week, but
say they were treated to the very best OF
hospitality, &c. The "kids" expect to re-
turn the compliment in the near future
The success of every paper is based upon
the fearless and Independent manner in
what it says about men and measures
when facts are written, hence let no part
of our communications 20 unpublished.
If it should bring forth a reply, let the
party pay for space, unless he promises to
furnish correspondence regularly.
Rev. j. A. Snyder held communion SER
vices in st. Mathews church on Sabbath
last. A large congregation was present,
and over one hundred persons commnned.
Miss Beatrice Henkel, daughter of
David and Rebecca Her KEEL, was buried in
EmanuePs Lutheran cenetary 90 Mon
day last, in the presence of large con-
course of sympatbizing relatives and
friends. She died in Basic City, Saturday
last IN the 10Th year of her age. She was
born aud reared in this community.
Death is sad at all times, but it is es-
pecially so when it takes from time to
eternity one so young and lovely, and
Just budding into wOman-hOOd. She was
lOved'by all who knew her, and had
host of friends. Her grave was COM
pletely strewn with the choicest of cut
flowers, woven into garlands, wreathes
and crosses, by some of her late friends
and companions. The whole community
sympathizes with the berieYed family.
Rev. S. Henkel olficiated
Quite a number of ladies and gentle
man flom here, spent Sunday at Orkney
Springs.
Not few from the different cities are
boarding in town and community, during
the heated term.
The season continues to improve as as
we near autumn, both in rain and cooler
weather.
Mr.. P. S. Wise, former citizen of this
place, but now of Buena Vista, Va, has
made an assignment for the benefit of his
creditors, so reported. He was manuiac-
turing spokes. &c.
Our "kid" base ball nine, will cross bats
with the Woodstock nine, at this place on
Friday next. Success to the victors.
The kids and Edinburgh played at
Quicksburg, the 10th inst, the Edinburg's
started for home saying "cuss" words. |
You can guess who won the game.
Rev. DR.. Cox, filled the pulpit eff Rev.
j. S. Torters NJ. L. Church, on Sunday
morning and evening last. He delivered
two very able sermons and was listened
to, as be always is when be speaks here,
with marked attention. He is very able
expOunder OF biblcal truths.
The Baptist Association begins here
Friday, and will continue nntil Sunday.
The denomination alluded to is an off
spring OF the old School Baptist, arupsure
having occurred a year or two since, and
this Immediate church is represented at
this place by Eds. J. B. McInturif and J.
P. Sehaffor. II suitable weather, a large
crowd is expected Arrangements are
now being made to accommodate the sons.
The Zrkle-reunion was success in
every particular, especially so in point Of
numbers. 1t is said that there were 25OO
or 5000 persons present. The arrange
ments were com lete IN every respect, and
the "eatables" and "drirkables" were
amply sufficient, and no one necessarily
went away hungry or dry. The com
mittee deserve much credit. One not
able feature of the occasion, taking the
large cros into consideration, was. that
not one drunken or disorderlY man was to
be seen.
At this writing Mr.. Samuel f. Tidler is
lying at the point of death. To-day II
weeks ago be contracted in Chicago, H.,
cebrO spinal meningitis He lay tor six
weeks in the above city almost without,
hopes, he rallied to some extent, after
which he was brought home. He stood
the trip remarkably well. but since his re-
turn, now six weeks, he has made no I'M
provement, and to-day, as above stated,
he is apparently dying. We hope be may
recover. Should he die, he will die true
and devoted Christian of ST. Mathews
Lutheran church.
Miss Fannie Breedlove left here to-day
Tuesday,. and will meet her af1iinced,
Mr. S. s. Rice, at WeavertOn, Md, from
thence Il ey will proceed TO Hagerstown,
Nd and get married, The contracting
parties both hale from our place, and
stand vel. IN this community. Mr.. Rice,
is basso musician, with Welsh 4 Sands
Golden Circus. They will return here on
Saturday, and be the recipients of
sumptuous repast given by the brides
mother We wish them joyful Grip
through life.
We have IN onr town at least 40 or 80
worthless ours which make night hideoI
with their bowls, growls and narhs. 1t
seems to the writer that the owners of
these worthless dogs, if they had common
respect for there neghbors, would at least
say begone Wage" "TiPe," or what ever
the name of chr might be, so that their
neighbors might sleep in peace and COM
fort, but to judge from their actions 1t
must be a comfort TO have them bark,
&c. We are opposed to poisoning the
dumb brutes, but the death of all f { e.,
from manual causes, would he great
relief to the town. We hope their end is
near.
Not little excitement was created in
our place on FGidav last, when it was Tt
ported that the First National Bank OF
Harr.sonburg, Va had closed its door
on the day before. Depositors great an
small. from here and Timberville. made
haste to get to the bnrg" only to find it,
was not true The cashier, it is reported,
is anxious to find the author of The report.
He furth T stated that he could pay, 81 80
for 81 90 of deposits. This, if trne. is
very gratifying. A few creditors with
Ire their deposits. More anon.
OCCASIONAL.
The New Food. Cal at T. B. Rlchey's
and examine the new food 1t is excellent
very cheap and every one. that has tried
It, wants more. The demand for it
increases every day.
POWELLs FORT NEWS.
Messrs Geo. and L. b. Munich, formerly |
Of this section but now of Ohio. have
been called to their old home here by tie |