Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-10-26
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Curranti, cltron aud new crop l"lS'u'
at lew prices. B. Scbmitt
The corn is Lusking out better yield
than was expected by many OF our
farmers.
Rev. :. H. Bauserman, of Kansas. Will
preach in the CHRISTIAN cburch, on next
Sunday at II a. m.
No letter from Zspp, again this week.
We wonder if the school teachers are in
terferlng with US over there too.
1t you want to cast your vote on Nov,
9Th. you must see that yOur name is on
your precinct registration books before
the Och. E
Miss Lizzie, daughter of Capt. Jno.
Grabill, has gone to GreenYille, Augusta
county, Va, where she will teach in the
Graded School.
did not buy ten car loads Genuine
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap, but l did get
enough to supply all demands and sell at
3 for 25c., single cake 10,. B Schmtt.
Mr.. Frank c. OFT, son of Mr.. John W.
OF. formerly Of this place, was married
last Thursday evening to Miss mary
Boyd, of Augusta county.
Annmbsr Of our subscribers who were
in arriars kindly came up and paid their
subscription IN advance, but tbs right one
has not yet come. We ate still waiting
for him. Please don't dissppOint as.
E,rlv made fruit cakes are SAID to be
the best. B. Schmltt is prepared to sup
plv all the material good and fresh at
lowest prices.
Mr.. Jas. Elborn, an old citizen living
about miles north of this place, died
very suddenly last Saturday night abont
II o'clock. The cause of his death is
snpposed TO have been heart disease.
LosT-Between Lantz's Mill and Co
lumbia Furnace on SeptembeE 25th,
copper glue kettle. Anyone having found
II will be Ii literally rewarded by leaving it
at Rev. H. Tallhelm's.
o. COFFMAN.
Messrs. Ollie and Tom Iaun, Frank
Sibert. Geo. Sager and james Fnltz'
sbipped three car loads comprising four
hundred hogs hOm this place on Tuesday
It made things lively around the depot
for awhile.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr.
J,hn y. Coffnan, of Columbia Furnace
and Miss Lizzie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Brown, of Lan'z'. Mil. The cere-
mony will take place in the NJ. E. Church,
South. at Edinburg, on Tuesday after
noon, Nov. 9th, 1894, at 8 O'Clock.
Have lust bought quantity Of GENUINE
Cosmo Buttermilk Soap, now so largely
advertised and so popular with all users
Price Ice. cake 3 for 25c., sl.Oo dOz.
B. Schmitt.
Mr. R. C. Hlghss, formerly OF this
place, bat no foreman at the Kocklng-
ham Rsgisler Office, and Miss Eva Clarke
ofBridgewater, were married on Tuesday
evening, of last week, at that place, by
Rev. Mr, Jones.
The HERALD staff return thanks for an
invitation n the marriage of Mr. John d.
Coffman, Columbia Furnace, and MISS
Lizzie. the attractive daughter of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Brown. of Lantz'S Mill, at the NJ Z
Church, Edinburg, at o'clock on Tues
nay afternoon.
William Skeen, OF Augusta county, va
a veteran of the Mexican war, has
small pocket bible that vas given to hin
BY his captain, Keuton Harper, wher
they took shipping at Fortress Monroe fol
Mexico. He carried it through that wal
and also during the time be aftsrwart
spent in the mines in California
Herbert F. Miley, Esq, son of Geo. w
Miley, Esq. clerk of Shenandoah Circ1i
court, is spending few days with the
family of Mrs. B. F. Grsyson, ST., an'
other relatives in this place. MI III
represents large wholesale commission
house. IN Philadelphia, and IS youuI
man of splendid business ability.-Pag
Netcs.
The black cat case was adiudicated
Middletown on last Thursday. The court
after hearing the evidence and argumen
of counsel, decided to bind both partie
over to keep the peace, each party to pa
hi. own costs. The costs, we are IN
formed announced to about tTenty-eigh
dollars. The parties may have had som
fun, bat it was costly.
Mr.. George Robinson, Of Louisville, Ky
has endowed the Shenandoah Falls.
Academy, at Winchester, Va, with SlO
600 this money to be used in building
bnvine new school property within fou
mspths or same to he forfeited. Tie ais
g.ve four scholarships for day scholar
snIv. The money has been placed in tn
hands of DR.. W. P. McGni'e, Henr,
steohsnson, HOLMES Boyd. ST., AloeI
Baker and J. J. Williams as trustees.
Mr. Will S. Irwin, the well know
merchant ofColdmbla Fnruacs, has 10
right to feel proud Of bis hogs. b
feeding a fine young Berkshire on mil
and coru he caused a gain OF 80 pound
IN l6 days Two Poland China hot
that weighed 96 psunds when IL week
old now at the age of five months an
two weeks weigh $50 POUNDS each.
any one, we don't care where, can com
mp to this we woold be glad to hear
It. As far as we know Will can 20 .
head. The Poland China hogs are OF u
large breed and came from New fo'
State.