Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-09-14

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at 7.SO, with dispatchitrOm Mr.. A. L.
Henkel for the HERALD, at WOodst ocS
The riders, ten in number, will be dis
tributed at proper intervals between the
two towns, and each rider will make the
best time he possibly can. II the teams
that may be on the road will give part
Of the way it will materially benefit the
riders.
A serious shooting affray occurred at
Cedar Grove, Frederick county. on
Wednesday night. of last week. Two
young men, by the name of Files, were
returning home from church across VIM.
Clark's land. The latter had been miss
ing melons from his patch near by. and
was watching for the marauders. Seeing
the Young men going IN that direction,
and snpposing they intended making a
raid, Mr.. Clark. fred and seriously
wounded both men.
NEW MARKET, VA, Aug "a, 1894.
Messrs. R. L. Bargelt & Co.
"Valley Music Dealers"
Woodstock, Va.
DEAR SIR:-After most thorough trial,
l don't hesitate to state that the Carpen-
ter organ bought of you, has proved most
satisfactory in every respect. 1 most
heartily recommend 1t to my friends. 1t
is 6rst-class IN every respect.
Yonrs very truly,
JNo. H. CARRIER.
While in Chicago, Mr.. Charles L. Kah-
Ter, prominent shoe merchant of Des
moines, lows, had quite a serious tins
OF it. He took such q severe cold that
be could hardly talk or navigate, but the
prompt use ofChamberlain's Cough Rem
edy cured him Of his cold so quickly
that others at the hotel who had bad
colds followed his example and half q
dozen persons ordered it from the near
est drug store. They were profuse in
in their thanks to Mr.. X abler for telling
them how to cure bad cold so quickly
For sale by b. Schmltt'
The Graded School at this place opened
up on Monday in all its departments with
a full corps of the teachers. The atten-
dance was only one hundred and fifty the
first day, but will increase rapidly until
the full number viii be in each depart
ment. It's starts off under most favorable
conditions. and the coming session prom
ises to be a very successful one. The
principal, Prof. WALES, is thorough,
and competent instructor, and will doubt
less bring the school up to high state OF
efficiency. His efforts will bs ably Sec
onded by his assistants, all of whom are
we'll trained and experienced teachers
John G. Mauger Editor of Sunbeam,
Seligulan, No., who named Grover Cleve-
land for the Presidency In Nov 1882,
While be was Mayor of Buffalo. N. T.
is inthusiastic.in bis praise OF Chamber
Hams Collie, Caolera and Dlarrhoea Rem
edy. He says: II have used it for the
past FIVE years and consider it the best
preparation Of the kind ID the market
1t Is as staple as sugar and coffee in this
section. 1t lie sn article of merit and
should be used in every household.
For sale by b. schmite'
Rev. DR.. Stephenson and Mr.. H. c. Ma
gruder left on Tuesday morning to at
tend Presbytery at Ksrneysyille, w. Va
On Wednesday the Centennial celebration
of the Winchester Presbytery was held il
the church at Shspherdstown, at which
place, IN 1894, DIR. Moses Hoge. then pas
tor of the Presbyterian church there
preached the opening sermon at its or
ganization, from the text, "The kingdom
of heaven is like to grain of mustard
sssd.n And now, after the passing Of
hundred years, the grandson OF this good
old Christian pioneer, DR.. Moses d. Hoge
lot Richmond, Va, one OF the leading
nulp,t orators of this broad land, preach
the centennial sermon. At Its organlza-
ton the Psesbytery consisted OF sixteer
churches and five ministers. Now it con
slsts of forty-tbree churches and thirt!
one ministers, four of whom are t"reigl
mission aries in Brazil, China and Japan
The Presbytery comprises i've countle
in Virginia, eight IN West Virginia an
one in Maryland, enrOlls about $500 com
municants, 8, 400 Sunday school scholars
and contributed last year to all object
l YES. 900.
i, The southern part of Main street is i'm
d, proving very much. Mr.. N. H. Hottie
{ il erecting a handsome residence south
( tho Reformed parsonage. The frame
10 and the work on it will be pushed Il
An early completion. 1t will be room
+ modern structure, beautifully located
r On the other side If the parsonage o
a the adjoining lO', DR.. J. b. kusn n'
f hands At work Oh the foundation for
/ dwelling that will bs..srother ornament
"a that section of torn. 1t will be OF goo
i sizs and handsome style and big in
It prOvement. Nea, it on the corner OF u
" s1usre is tie large and attractive iookin
house, now nearly finished, belonging
Mr.. Lem. Ccffslt. 1t is Of very Ia
= .tyls of architecture and Is one OF u
:, han dsomest buildings in town. On u
! vsst aid. Of the street, and nearly o.
= pouits DR.. Rush's, lie Tue neat new Owe
- ling recently erected ~ hi. W. ~. hosl
our. which is another decIdtd improve
a | ment to this fast growing part OF tow
w. learn that IL i very likely thi