Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1894-08-17
GENERAL LOYAL NEWS.

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pletion.
Rev. W. G. Campbell, Of Irwin College
will preach 10 the Lutheran church next
Sunday. at o'clock p. IN.
Genuine Buttermilk Soap, deliciously
periumed, only 10 cts, at Irwin's Drug
Store.
An account of the oIgsu'zltiOn of a
Confederate Camp at Woodstock will be
published in our next issue.
Divine service will be held in Mt.
Calvary church next Sunday morning, at
1ooelock, conducted by the pastor, Rev.
y. II. Skyles.
DENTAL NoTICE.-Dr. T. f. Locke Will
be in Edinburg, on Thursday, Aug. 23d,
and remain one day. All persons in need
of dental work are invited to call. Rooms
at Murriy's Hotel.
The fourth annual Union Sunday
School Basket Picnic will be held on
Saturday Aug %, 1894 in Sager's beauti-
full grove Mile y. W, Of HarTisville, Va.
Ifyon want a clear, sofJ, transparent
SKIN. Try the celebrated Derma-ROyale
SOAP. for sale at Twins Drug Store.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. Jas.
Shine of PJwells Fort who was under the
treatment Of Dr. j. L. Cnmpbell of this
place. has greatly improved, if not enteri-
is recovered, in health.
Tie Winchester District Conference of
the ". +. Church, South, will meet at
stephe Is City, Frederick county, Va.
August = b. The opening sermon viii!
be preached Dy Rev J. l. KiOler.
Mr.. Henry Haines, aged 75 years,
mayor and one of the Oldest, and most
prominent, and highly respected citizens
of Wardensyille, Hardy county, w. Va,
died Oh Sunday, August 5tb, 1894.
The pic bic held at Fishers Hill, on
Thursday. OF last week, by the conductors
of the B. & o. r R., drew very large
crowd. large number gong from this
place and vicinity.
Nr..J. W. Martin will serve refresh
meats on her lawn for the benefit OF
repairs to the R formed church on
Friday and Saturday evenings, August
Eth AMI 18Th. The Cream &C., will be
Manufactured Ivy herself, and Will be
first class in every respect. Mrs. Martin
asks your patronage.
90 Wednesday, of last week, Clarence
Elliott. of Frederick county, met with a
terrible death. He was hauling bark,
when his horses became frightened and
ran oa. throwing the unfortunate boy to
the ground. the wheels of the heavily
loaded wagon passing over him crushed
him to death.
A game Of base ball that created much
interest was played at this lplace on
Thursday, Of last week, between the
Woodstock kids and club Of boys
from Harrisouburg. 1t was well played
on both sides, but the Harrisonburg boys
were not in it, the score standing ~
TO Z in favor OF the Kids.
Judge Z. D. Newman had the misfor-
time 10 lose one Of bis pair Of ire black
driving horses en- Monday night. The
animal was driven that morning froa
Seven Fountains, and some think tnis
with the intense heat brought on conges-
ton of the lungs, while Othersthink dea'n
resulted from collie. He was about seven
years old and very valuable.
About / o'clock on Sunday morning a
fire broke ont in one of the buildings OIL
the llrgs tannery at Hauisonburg' which
for awhile threatenek the total destrue-
ton of this big industry, as well as "
large amount Of other property around H.
Fortunately tho excellent fire companies
of this town, and good supply OF water
extingushed the FIRE after hard light oil
about two hours. Chief Fire Marshall
Jno. R. saum, is highly commended loi
the able manner IN which be handled tn'
fire department, and his skill aud jag
ment he displayed in fighting the hame'
G. ". Bragg who has been estaOliSne'
in the music business for many years an'
who las by constant energy and fair ueai
ing. gained many friends throughout tn'
county, has opened in Woodstock, va, "
Frayel e. Feller's building, on Aaii
street, near the bank, fne assortment o
Pianos and Organs, all instruments dlIec
from the factory. Call and see them. III
branch store is uuder the charge oil henr'
c. Allen, and for any further information
address G ". Bragg, Middletown' Ya''
and you will find that our prices nav
lost bottom.
Mr.. Thomas Sine, of near Mt. Jackson
was bitten by mad dog on Monday
last week. The dog, which was pc
and owned by Mr.. Sine, bad been Di.''A
by strange dog some eight or ten osy
previously, and Mr.. Sine had him on NJ
lap examining the wound when the 40
suddenly turned on him and BIT MN
the nose quite severely. The anim"
once disappeared and nothing wa
thought Of the matter until the uo'
returned some days later suffering 'ro'
unmistakable rabies, and swapping
hogs, sheep, and in fact everything Una
came in his way. He was at once saie'
secured but lived only Few noun
Feeling that be was in great danger
being a victim to the fearful d'sea'
Mr.. Sine left on Friday last Tor ne
York, where he is now being t5ea'e"
the Pasteur Institute,