Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-06-08
NEW MARKET NEWS.

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this place, but now of Mt. Crawford, il
visiting relatives and friends of on
town.
Mrs. Nellie Clinedinst and two children,
left Thursday of last week, for York, Pa,
where she will spend several weeks with
relatives and friends.
Mr. Chas. bud Zirkle, orMontgomery,
Ala, and Miss Ella Zirkle, Luray, Va,
spent Sunday last with their grand moth.
er and aunt.
Mrs. c. W. Wicks and son returned
home last week from Woodstock, where
they had spent ten or twelve days with
relatives.
The goat man passed through our town
last Friday, not however, until he bad
done up the citizens generally. in the way
of asking aims, which he did by a house
toulouse canvass.
Miss Kittie KIngan. head manager of
the Home ofthe Incurable, West Wash
ingtOn, D. c.. arrived home on Frid ay
last OIL visit to her parents and others,
and for rest and recuperation.
Mr.. John Schwienfurt lost valuable
mule on Saturday night, supposed to
have died from collie.
Mr. C. w. Bennick will open in our
town, n the near future, law Office.
He has quite recently returned from the
Law Department of the University of
Virginia with his head checked fulls of
law. His establishing himself in our
place will meet long felt want We
wish him success
The bar-room of NJ. Thomas was broken
into some time on Wednesday night,
May 3lst. and robbed of very small sum
of money which he had left in the money
drawer and more or less cigars and
liquor. We suspect more liquor thon
anything else. 1t is to be hoped thes e
house breakers will be caught. They
certainly do not know the awful re-
sponslbillty of the crime that they COM
NIT or they would refrain from their
acts.
Rumor says that Drs. Rice & Burner
contemplate establishing an Office in our
town in the ear future. Uader the cir
cumstances we are of the opinion that
such an effort would be appreciated by
our people, as these physicians are vel
and fayorably known in this community.
During the annual meeting Of the
TINKER or Dunkard church, at Movers
dale, Pa, the Elder, Michael Roller. who
lives about three miles south of this place.
had his pocket picked, losing about six
dollars IN money and two notes. value
about fifty dollars. 1t is said the pick
pocket thieves were dressed in the STYLE
and fashion OF the members of the church
thus working themselves into the good
gracos of the members without being sus-
pected, and making it easy and safe for
them to ply their vocation or profession.
Ram fell today, Tuesday, not, how.
ever, before it was needed. 1t will do
great good to all vegetation, especially
garden stuff.
During public meetings &c, especially.
commencement avaro;eo, 81 i,
classes OF people who attend. The first
class, who attend for thepurpose of seeing
and hearing, the second class who attend
for the purpose Of being seen and heard
and the third class who attend are the
Oh-be- joyful class. These two latter
classes mar all the proceedings of the
exercises, aud especially the interest and
pleasure of the first class, and bring ND, n
themselves the condemnation of all peo.
pie who believe in good morals and man.
ners, particularly at public places. All
that has been said as to the second and
third classes IN the above was forcibly
noticed during commencement at the
Hall last week.
The merry-go-Iound, or riding gallery,
mas been doing paying business since it
mas been operating here. 1t proves to
he great sport for the little ones, but &C.
caslonally older ones ride bat only for
the purposef of keeping the little ones
from falling off.
Mr. 7. L. Williamson left on the even
IN train Tuesday for Baltimore on a
business trip.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school will have a "childrens day" ser.
vices on the fourth Sunday of this month
More Anon, OCCASIONAL.