Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-02-09

Magruder, al his old home in this place.
lie is most gladly welcomed by his many
friends here, with whom be has always
teen a great favoIi:e.
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Mr.. c. s. Hupp, a we'll known resident
of Toms Brock, this county, died on
Thursday, of last week age 50 years.
He was much respected in the commun-
ity in which be resided, and where be
bad many friends.
Whea you come to court, 10 not 60
home before YOU call at the store of the
New York Bazaar. They can furnish
sou any thing which you need in the
clothing line. For strong working suits
that Is the place to buy. For the most
fashionable fine good', they are head
quarters.
Justice I'm. S. Everett, prominent
lawyer and citizen of Chicago, died few
days ago in that city, aged GO wears. Mr..
Everett married Miss Lottie Reed, daugh
ter OF the late Henry Reed, of Chambers
burg, Pa. and former citizen Of this
place MIS-. Everett taught school here
for some years, an is held in affection
ate remembla nce by many of her former
pupils. She Is a sister of Mrs. Isaac
Haas, of this place.
Ifyou have not paid your subscription
to this paper DO so DOW. We need this
money Just about as bad as we ever CT n
possibly do so, and while it is a small
amount to you the aggregate will be a
considerable sum to as, dear friends, ard
will do Us a world of good. Now is the
time to help as. Well you do your part
Remember we are not begging, only
asking yon 70 pay as what you honestly
owe rs and inst what yoa should be
proud 20 pay.
The annual Martha Washington Tea
Party will be given by the younger
members OF t. E Lutheran church in the
cOart house room on the evenings of Feb.
22nd and %. The Columbian flag drill
and the Flower drill by a number of
young people are just splendid and will
be a very agreeable surprise. As the
admission is free 10 one should fail to be
on hand early.
Oysters aud world Of other refresh
ments will he sold at a very low figure.
Don't you Hiss one of the best things you
have seen for long time.
Mrs. Ida Kelley, youngest daughter Of
Mrs. Sherman, of this place, and wife OF
Mr.. Bernie Kelley, of Alexandria, Va,
died on Thursday, Feb. LIST, at the resi-
dence Of her brother. IN Hsrrisonburg.
She fell victim to that dread disease,
consumption. at the early age of 26 year',
| leaving sn infant about eight mouths old.
The deceased spent the greater part Of
her young lie IN this place, where she
was much respected and whe1 her desth
will cause sincere regret and sos1sw. She
was a CONSTANT member Of the Christian
church.
Her remains were brought to Edinburg
and inferred In the cemetery there, on
Saturday morning.
Mr.. Isaac Haas, one o. our old citizens
who is held in high esteem by orr entire
community, claims to be the Oldest as
well as the largest grounding in all this
section, his birthday being on the 2nd day
Of February. he paid this Office visit a
few days since ana promised to give us
as good weather as be possibly could bot
said be was afraid it would be somewhat
mixed, good, bad and Indifferent. We are
glad to say, that although "a years DID,
Mr.. Haas is enjoying good health, and
moves around with all the yigor and
energy Of a young man. The HERALD
along with his many other friends wish
him many and happy returns of bis birth
day.
/ Jacob Miller, the young man whe wa'
so terribly wounded on Christmas day by
the accidental discharge of gun loaded
with buckshot, at his home a few miles
west Of climbing, is we learn, Receiving.
His chin and lowor Jaw we're fesriully
manged, the lower front teeth, part Of
the bone and much OF the flesh being car
ried away. Four of the buckshot passed
through his neck, another through his
arm still another through his head back
the ear. The gun was being handed tC
him at the time, and when discharged
the muzzle was very close to his face
He intends going to one OF the leading
hospitals in d short time where he hopeI
that skllful Surgical treatment will re
pair and oyefcome the unsghtly. d.sfgur
ed condition If the lever part Of bis face.
A sad car, Of attempted suicide, wbicl
will probably prove fatal. occurred nes
Columbia Fsrnsce Tuesday morning
Mrs. Cba. Wolverton upon swskiui
shortly al sr midnight found her husband
absent. pscomiDg alarmed chs looke'
about th{ bouse and, not finding him, sh'
aroused or nelghbor, Mr.. John George
and theS started along the road in searel
Of him I'd had gone but short distanc
t when lev saw him lying upon bis face il
# the rod Calling to him be raised o.
: presens Ipg II their terrified gaze hOr
- throat 1,.' wit