Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-01-26

Fred Send, a maehinist, was found dead
under freight car at Clifton Forge. L
is thought be was murdered.
A county Official II Strasburg, under
took TO spit in a coal stove, and as he
had been using brandy, of an ipfamable
character a sudden blaze reached his face
burning off his whiskers ana eyebrows.
Fortunately the flame was not INHALED.
A lady in Frederick county. applied
some vaseline to her nose. on account of a
slight sore. In few days, her nose " as
much swollen and physician was called
il. To the horror of the lady he pro-
nounced 1t a first class case of VAGINA
ton. She had applied to her nose some
vaseline which her brother had been using
upOu his yacclnatcd arm.
Mr.. Alfred Farrar Tang uary died at bis
home in this place last Sunday morning
after an illness of some days of typhoid
fever, aged 80 years. The deceased was
young man ofgoOd moral character, genial
and pleasant in his manners, and beliked
! By all who knew him. His death, there
fore, not O1ly leaves an aching void in
the home circle, where the absence of a
dutiful and loving husband and father
will be most sorely noted, but will cast
a gloom over the entire community. Be-
sides wife and two young children, he
leaves four sisters-Nrs. James COe, of
Yakima, Wash. Mrs. DR.. Arthur Rusui-
selle, of Lebanon Church, Va, Mrs. W.
Il. Patterson, of WaynesbOro, Va and
Mrs. J. P. Lonas, of NJ. Jackeon, Va
Spirit Of J'ger8Or.
The Warren county delegates to the
Congressional convention at Harrison
burg. passed up on the morning train
Monday. They were happy and en-
thusastlc crowd and many of them
doubtless carried full rations of mountain
dew with them. One fellow, whose face
shOne like the headlight Of LOGON olive
and the echoes OF whose voice could still
be heard reverberating from mountain tC
mountain at this point long after the
train had passed Mt. Jackson, had evi
IDENTIFY taken several morning jiggers of al
least three fingers in washtub. The
Frederick. Clarke and Shenandoah del
egates, most of whom went up on later
trains, also embraced numbers of happy
workers devoted to the man they sup
ported. Had anyone tainted there could
probably have been found among them &
pocket pistol of medicine TO revive tLe
unfortunate.
A dog that acted very susp isiously, anC
by many persons was supposed t. b.
mad, went through town on Tuesday
morning at an early hour. He KEEP
directly 10 the centre of the roadway
through Main street, and paid no atten
ton 10 anything or any one. All strange
dogs should he carefully watched, a
there is not the slightest doubt abou
} bydrophobia having been in this county
} recently and may be expected to breal
out at any moment, As 1t is against th
law for dogs to be at large the safest plai
: is to kill every one of these animals seei
} running about. One human life is WORT
more than all the dogs in the State, AM
} the man who will permit his dog to rur
: at large at time like this, in defiance D
. the law, and subjects to the danger of
horrible death his neighbors and others
, Will have no sympathy If bis dog is killed
, In fact such person deserves nothin
but the seyerest condemnation from al
bis fellew beings.