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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-01-05
A Pahtor SURPRISED.


The Reformed parsonage of this place
was the center of a lively scene, on We'd
nesday evening, Dec. the Goth.
Some seventy, or more, members and
friends Of the Reformed church, visited
their pastor, Rev. n. H. Styles and his
family, each carrying a well filed basket
or sack or package or parcel, varying in
size, shape and contents.
The inmates OF the parsonage were
quite taken by surprise, when the visi-
tors fled into their domicil from front
and rear, filing the rooms from parlOr to
kitchen.
The smiling faces and hearty greetings
of the visitors assured the pastor that
friends, and not enemies bad come; aud
that pleasure and not harm was Intended.
After disposing of their bundles and
packages. 3 general social chat was en-
tered into interpreted with music.
The pastor briefly. but lielingly ex-
pressed his sincere thanks to the Kind
corners, for their love and esteem as thus
shown him and his family. He said The
good things they brought possess for
him a two-fold value; he appreciated
their gifts for their intrinsic value, but
above all he valued them because they
were an exponent of the kindly feeling
they bore towards him and his family.
This he said was exceedingly strengthen.
ing and encouraging to him.
After several hours pleasantly spent
the visitors returned TO their homes
leaving the inmotes Of the parsonage in
the quiet possession Of a most generous
supply of groceries. meats, -four, canned
and other fruits, spices, vegetables, and
corn for Maud, the faithful occupant Of
tina parsonage stable.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-01-05
DIED.

Mrs. Elizabeth Margaret FAINT, Of
Maurertown, died suddenly at the home
of her son, Dec. 3Oth, 1898; aged "a years,
2 months and IL days. She was mem
Der of the New School Baptist church.
and her life gave evidence OF consecra-
ton to the service of Christ. h
Died Dec, 18th 1898, Mrs Susan Ann
Rldenour, after brief Illness. In.
owel's Fort, az Alexander Ridenours,
(her step SOM aged 90 years months, and
day. For years she was member OF
the Church CT God in Christ Jesus aud
died in hope ofliving again when Jesus
comes.
Blessed are the dead who die in the
Lord. Elder B. F Boyer ofclated on
the occasion who read the 18th, Chap. lst
Cor, and gave a solution Oh future lie
through Christ the life giver.
Nav she sleep the blessed sleep,
From which none Ever wake to weep.
Mrs. LYDIA Fetzer departed this life at
her home. December the 3ist, 1893 aged
IS wears, months and days. She was
a consistent and faithful member OF the
Lutheran church for many years. She
was faithful, kind and true as wiie,
mother, friend and neighborhood, and al
WAYS ready to help those that we're in
need. She will be missed very much ID
her community. Her end was in great
peace.
Mrs. Lydia Reynolds. who was born in
Virginia June lni 1896 died in Kansas
Dec. 2sth 1893, aged e. years, o month'
and 90 dayp. She was member OF the
Evangelical Lutheran church for a mum :
Der OF years, and was kind and loving
mother and obliging friend and neignDor;
Her whole life was spent IN doing good
to Others even to the neglect Of Der own
bodily welfare. She was born and raised
in Virginia, and in April last came
70 Kansas on q visit to her children.
Her health failed very fast after reaching
that State, aud on Dec. 18th the Lord
who gave called her to his home 10 glory
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-01-05

DR.. L. H. Jordan, Of Mt. jackson, Va,
died last Friday and was buried Saturday
afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. DR.. Jordan was q
victim to that fell destroyer, consumption.
For many years be was sufferer from
This disease, bat as be was a man of great
fOrtitnde and force Of character he en-
dured this affection uncomplainiDgly. He
was a kind father, true, sympathetic
friend, and succre Christian gentle
man. He was a well-qualifed physician.
ard an honor to his profession. He will
greatly missed in thecOmmunity ia which
be lived and labored, as it viii be diff.
fioult matter, indeed, to supply his place
in that community. - Edln6arg Sentinel.
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The Holiday saaann

The holidays passed off very quietly
here with the exception of a big lot Of
fireworks noise after - o'clock on Mon
day morning and the same on New Years.
Every one seemed to be eagerly waiting
for Sunday night to pass and just as soon
as the watches declared that Christmas
morning was a minute old the fire crack
ers of all kinds from the smallest sSuib Up
to almost the size OF a stove pipe COM
menced to thunder and from that time
until daylight but little sleep was had
along portion Of Main street. and soon
the pavsments and roadway was thickly
coated with the red fragments of Chinese
ingenuity. The usual holiday services
were held in the different churches and
Sunday schools of the town.
XMAS AT THE REFORMED CHURCH.
A delightful service was held in the
Reformed church, at six o'clock on Xmas
morning, at which service anthems, carols
and hymns were sung, interpreted with
Scripture lessons, referring to the birth Of
the Christ child. An appropriate address
was delivered by Eugene P. Styles, OF the
Seminary, at Tousstor, Pa.
At seven o'clock in the evening, the
usual Christmas service was held in
which the Sunday school took a leading
part. At this service T. Samuel Gill
made suitable address TIE music at
both services las of high order, and
was well rendered, under the cadet
hips of Elder w. H. Bargelt, who is also
the efficient superintendent of the school.
PRESBYTERIAN.
The Presbyterian Sunday school had
services on Sunday night, and on Tues
day night the mem bers of the school rem
dered cantata in Irwins Hall to large
number of invited guests, and on Wednes-
day night the cantata was repeated for
the benefit Of the public generally. As
the admittance was free the hall was
crowded, and everyone seemed to be
delighted with the entertainment. Col
j. &. Baker deserves great credit for the
painstaklng care with which be trained
the performers.
LUTHERAN.
On Sunday night the members of the
Lutheran choDgregation held special ser
vices, and on Tuesday night the scholars
of the Sunday school were gladdened ny
liberal distribution Of good !hings.
CHRISTIAN.
The Sabbath school of TIE Christian
church held their holiday service Oh
Christmas night, when presents were
freely given to ali the members.
METHODIST.
The Methodist Sunday school met on
Thursday Dlgbt, and were visited by
genuine Santa Claus, who by an ingenus
arrangement was hauled along a track
across the end of the church in sleigh
drawn by two full grown and life like
reindeer. The sleigh was filed with can
dies, nuts, &c, which were distributed
among the school by old Santa himself.
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/ will do by taking out all stumps on
your farms. Will also dig and clean your
wells and cisterDs. Call on or address
A. M. EVANS,
Az llIy1 Edinburg, Va.
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SATURDAY, FEB, Sd, 1891,
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28
@on Der blamen annat.
Neun Sage in elmer SOble be9rdbcn; 9ei@reibung
Ser 9ueslO6b0ble. 5 Ole N%ettuns. = llnfdQe
BET 6DBlenfabrteu.

9teun Sage IN elmer 0DDie be9rQben; Sel6reibutg
Ser 9ueslodb0ble. Die 9%ettuns. llnidQe
bel 609leniabrteu.
Seit neun Sagen ipra9 man bon ni3ts
anoerem, ais bon ben iieben ltugli6liben,
Die nclln Sage lang IN elmer 006lc in Der
JtG6e bon @ra5 Ourch etncn SturSbac6 BON
Der QluBcnipclt abgel5nitlen Dorbcn un0
yDabrl6einlicb elcn0i9licb umgetommen
finb." 9lae 0iterrei0ii6en 8ldtter, ia ioz
gar Bic 3eitln9en Ocuti@lanbS uno anbere
2dnber cntbielten tdglicb lpaltenlange
Orabtbericbte iber Die NcttulgSarbetten
am 6 ueglo6. Man lprccbe nicbt Gig
lo6. 9aS c 1T Elm 0ebnungSLaut flingt
fait tpie a, alio mcbr tuie 2ua8locb. Sb es in
Oieien Sale auf Iu9cn, auslu9en, aus
i9auen 5uriidsuflbrcn 1T, ODER auf 2uge
unb 3ruglocb, Oariiber bat iib bis jebt fein
Strelt er6oben, oenn Die Setter iinb su
ie6r nit ben tebenbig Scgrabenen .ulb
ibrem fur4t6aren S6idial beihdftigt.
Wfan bentc iib ba6er Die Aufregung uno
tpabrbafte Sreube, ais Die b~cutigen Nbcnoa
blQtter Dertiinbigten:
vNlIe Steben n Ser 90ble
4 tn0 gerettet un6 a II c / D
g%eiunb. Nuffin6er lit Der ebemali9e
GeniezllnterOfft5ier &ubolf S i6er."
gSic Die meiiteu alpinen ltngIidsfdae lit
aib blcier burcb unporiicbti9tcit unb
NlBerabtlaiiun9 Der notblpcnOi8iten Sicbes
rNngSmaBrcgeln berporgerufcn ipor6en.
Sn 9raa beltcben Slpei Sercine tlir 9oblen7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

@in3cInc &atbolifcnfreHer in 9euti9lanb
iino Dem guteu 8 a erboftor
&neipp AT W0risboien in 8aDerii6z
GDmaben lpinnefeino, neil er etn fatboli,
i9er Grieiter lit. Ntr fennen aber aufs
ricbtige 9roteltanten in 0euti6lanb, bic
Den guten Bitten auf's WGrmite Derebren,
neil iie bel ibm @enelung fanoen, unO ipciI
lie lcinen toleranten Stnn un0 Die 9roBe
llnciBenniibigteit, nomit CT ben @rtrag
ieincr tpaiierGrStlicben Gbdti9feit nibt fir
itch, l%onoern gu suten .3ipeden Dertpenbet,
9enau fennen. Der enti3ic6enite 8cz
fdmpfer &neipp'S in Nmcrita lit iibrigens
geraoc Elm fatbolilc1er 8ricfter, Der tapfere
8farrer 8 ro dbagcn Der neben G6eoz
logic AUDI Webi3in itubirt bat. @r greift
in letnem befannten vGatbolil6en 6ausz
frcunb" su S'Tauon in 0tiilouri bie
n&neipperei", tpie CT Die neutrality-suspicious.
@nelpp'S ncnnt uu6 Bic v&neipper", tpie CT
&neipp's Gerc6rer betilelt, bebarrlih nit
ic9arier, Observation-Disclosures &ritit al.
lIub Ben iibercifrigen fatboliiben Ser
ebrern 8neipp's la9t er: SIS i6cint, ais
penn man Die &neippcrei abiolut gu elmer
fat6olilben 9lngelegcubett maben mill.
BGre cS nicbt better, DAB man tie oas
iein IieBc, mas iie lit: cine rein tpeltlibe
!0autirun9?"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

8etreffs Der @erfafiungSdn6e7
in SO lrttemberg mirb es
porauslicbtGib gu elmer @e~reinbarung
5pii9en ber &egterung un6 benz 2anotage
fommen. 9as Wintitertum Wittnacbt err
flGrte ndmli6 pon9lmts tpegen in ber Gom7
miiiion bes N6georonetenbauieS, tpelbe
iber neutrality-suspicious. beriet6, folgen1
be5: SIS nebme feinen Nnitan6, ii9 baz
bin a~itS5uiprccben, baB fir BEN SAL Der
Qlblebnung Des &egicrungsentpurfs Seiz
tens be5 2anbtagS, ibm cine 8eritGnbigung
auf Der @runDlage BON Gommiiionsanz
trdgen nicbt ais -ausgei6Lolien cri6eine.
@inem 8oriblas, idmntllicbe nibt aus
a~Q9emetncr @abl b~eruorgebenbe @lemente
ser Observation-Disclosures in bic critic
&alnmer 8u perieben uno Bic 3ueite& ammer
ausi6lieBli9 burcb ods alIgemeinc 8ablz
recbt bilben 5u fallen, miiBtc bic &egierung
icoo6 ibre 3ultimmung peria9en. 8abre
i6einlicb ptrb cine 8erftdnbigung babin
crfolgen, baB bic 3abl Oer bonn 8Oltc @r7
ipdblten in Der %Sipciten &arnlner mebr 5uz
ntmmt uno bic Der gripile9irten etwaS
mebr abnimmt, ais Der &egierungsentipurf
uriprlln9li6 poriblug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

luden in 0ie6er0iterreib geb0ren 0ageqen
6lilGbtlingen aus Der Belt Der tiirfIIden
@iubriicbe an. 9lub in Steiermarf finDet
man in 3uflubtsboblen mttlntcr Wenz
i6entnoben; besgleicben in Strain. SIM
2amprecbtsotenlo6e bel 8eiBenbacb Mntcr
benz 6iri6bi6el oil Ser 8erbtes9abener
@ren3c) riibren Die Observation-Disclosures ieoob
BON perunglidten SoDaBgrG6ern ber. Oiele
60ble ge60rt su ben gefdDrlibltel, Bic ib
femme, benin le lit il6erbaupt nur tpGbreno
Der groBten gSinterfGlte bellGbbar, uno
Die Belt, mG6rcno Oeren Die 3ugdngli6feit
Oauert, bGlt lelten me6r ais SlDet bis
brei Sage all. Wer bon 3baupetter iiberz
rai6t wirb, lit reAun9SloS fir Elm 9on5es
Sabr ein9cibIoiien. IroB aler unf6ae
tommeil o6er INNER tpicoer SbaBgrGber
oft bon tDeit ber sugeretit, Inn ben iaeenz
Daftcn S6ab gu beben. Wie Biele oapon
DerungliiGt iino, fam man oar nicbt er7
mciien, neil Die 2eute ibr @etper6c inn Sc
beimen belrei6en. Die tiefen S6lunoz
b0blen m0gcn audi ipobl mancbes 8erz
brecben Dcrbcrgen uno marcbem Selbltz
mOroer cine 9ceignete @elegenbeit CUR 9lls5
tiibrung ieiner Q6lt6t geboten baben.
Wtartel fil0rt in lctnem 0ucbe lies Cez
venues" mebrere 8eiipiele bierfir al.
Wit Der 60blenforl9ung bdn9en bicic I'm
fdle aber bur6aus nibt %3uiammen, uEO es
erflart ii5 Die geringe Qnsabl unO bic @e=
ringfitgigteit Der llnfGue, Die pirflibe
6Dblcnforiber betroffcn ba6en, iichcrlic6
Oaour6, DaB oie meiiten Soridun9en IN
ibwierigen 606len idbon tpe9en ibrer Scott
ipieligtelt nur bon berufenen Geuten unter7
nomnleu norben lillb, benen bic nOtbi9e
Nusritltung uno Der n0tbtge @influB auf
Die 8egleiter gu @ebote itano. DaB Elm
Sell reiBt ober BOB ein &abn led mir6,
bas iin0 Dingc, Die faum gu per6uten unO
jebsm Sabmanne lcbon 3u9eitoBen iinb.
Dab aber Die 2ueglo9z@ rpeoilion BET uns
geeigneter Q9itterIng unternommen tporben
lit, benefit beltlic6, baB es no1bnenbig lit,
einen lIntericbieo 5ptiben 6Oblenforihern
ltno 60blentori6ern 81 maden. Sir bic
9teuliuge tDtrb es gut lein, getpa9tere ST.
petitioner gu unterlalien, Wenn le iib
nibt in 8egleitung bon Sableuten be-
'%finben, tpelcbe Die Gra9peite Der gtatur>
erl9einun8en gu beurtbeilen Deriteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-05-28

Stem Serfeo bat fi9 ienen Staaten
angei9loiicn, pel6e Die S9uIbiidber
f 0 It / ~liefern. 9as neue @eieb,
pelcbcs am Treitag bonn @ouoerneur UNI
tersctbnet iporoen 1T, lautet fait mie ienes,
tpelbes i9on felt 1884 in Waiia6uietts
unO felt 1893 au3 i'll BcnnlDIuanien in
&raft lit. Simmer me6r Staaten i9lieBen
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