Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-10-12

AhUuE luC NAulDltlOuo az buO OhOuhb
doah County Fair that OF the STANDARD
and New Home Sewing machines re
presented ly Milton Veter was anon
the best. The display of work whicl
was prepared by the New Homs ws'
one Of the best ever made at the Feir. Mr.
Yeters is veteran sewing machine mat
thoroughly acquainted with every part
of machine and what he tells you abou
machine may be regarded as STANDARD
authority.
Many of the good people Of WOODSTOCK
we're greatly surprised on leaving thei
homes on Monday morning, to learn tha
Mr. K. Lee Bargelt, one of the best know
and popular young men of the town, and
member of the jewelry firm of Bargeli
Bros, and Miss Mary Supinger an attrac-
tive and much respected young lady Of
North Main street, had been quietly
married after church service the night be-
fefe, at the home of the groom on Court
street The ceremony was performed by
Rsv. n. H. Styles, OF the reformed
church. in the presence of the grOom's
family and several intimate friends. The
HERALD, along with their host of other
friends, tenders congratulations and best
wishes for a long and happy married life.
NEW MARKET, VA, Aug. "a. 1894.
Mcssrs. r. L. Bargelt & Co.
"Valley Music Dealers"
Woodstock, Va.
DEAR SIR:-After a most thorough trial.
| don't hesitate to state that the Carpen-
ter ergan bought of you, has proved most
satisfactory in every respect. l most
heartily recommend 1t to my friends. 1t
is irst-class IN every respect.
Yours very truly,
JNo. H. CARRIER.
Jake Funk, jr. who during the summer
has killed forty three snakes while herd
ing cattle in the Little Fort mountain,
81 gnalrzed bis last day in the mountain,
Saturday, of last week, by killing the
largest of the snake kind he has ever
st en-. 1t was bull or pine snake that
measured feet inch in length. OF the
IS snakes he has killed this summer four
were rattlers and the same number cop
perbeads. He has dog which he has
trained to hunt snakes and it was in this
way that he found 80 many.
Middletowu, Va, Oct, 9Th, 1924
Mr.. l.. r. Irwin, Druggist,
Having been an intense seferer from
the effects of sick headache for 20 years
and failed to ind even temporary relief
until found Twins Headache Powders,
of which one gave gave nae immediate
relief, and with a continued use of them
believe permanent cure will be made.
G. W. Bragg,
Music Dealer MiddletoNn, Va.
Mr.. Joseph SappingtOn, an old employe
Of the B. & 0. r. R., and fireman of a
freight train, was killed at Edinburg on
Monday night about 10 o'clock. He was
standing on the rear end of the tender as
it was slowly pulling in to the water
tank, when a sudden jar threw him to
the track below between the tender and
hrst car. The tram was stopped at once
and The unfortunate man was taken from
between the rails dead. his skull being
fractured, back broken and otherwise
bruised. As the car wheels did not pass
over HIM it is thought that his injuries
resulted from the fall. He was about
forty years of age and leaves wife and
nine children in Charlestown, Jefferson
county, W. Va, where his body was taken
on the same train from which he wa:
killed.
A horse belonging to DR.. D. D. Carter
ran away with Mr.. Luther Brooks, of this
place, while coming in from the Fail
Grounds about II o'clock Wednesday
night. After crossing the railroad th'
horse stumbled and fell throwing Mr.
Brooks from the saddle with his foo
hanging in the stirrup. From this poin
he was dragged a short distance with th'
horses feet striking him repeatedly in tn
face. Fortunately his foot slipped from
the stirrup leaving him unconscious IN thu
road where he remained for several hours
when he managed to make his way int
town and arouse DR.. Barney, who CAV
him the surgical aid he so urgently need
60. His right collar bone was broken
lowerJaw badly cut and lacerated, lef
eye cut and bruised very badly although
1t is thought the sight is not injured. Hi
shoulders and back are a mass of painful
Commissions in fact his whole person j
bruised IN a very painful manner.
1t is reported that the extensive proper
ty of the Liberty Iron Company, situated
10 this county, some few miles west o
this place. was sold at public auction il
Harrisonburg, week or two ago, to
Philadelphia party. We have not beei
able to find out the exact amount tn,
property sold for the report says over
sos 900. 1t wo1ld nave to be long way
over this amount to cover anything lik
the money that has been expended il
bailding the new modern furnace, narro'
guage railroad from the furnace to thu
B. & o. R. r. at Edinburg, distance 0
about - miles. the gravity road to tn
ore banks, the ore wash, statiOnar.
engines, locomotives, cars and Othe
costly improvements, to say nothing {
the first purchase price of the property
We hope all trouble and litigation i
now ended and that the VvIiSs sill 500
be put in active operation.
Tribute of Respect