Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-07-12
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS

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tenants. should address J. + M'l'er' MI
jackson, Va,
The festive and modest but mighty
GOOD little huckelberry has made Its ap'
pearance IN this market
An interesting letter from Bayard' W.
Va wes crowded out of this issue II
will appear next week
The new crop of bark is still pouring IN
70 the railroad here, aud many car lOaus
are being shipped to the large taun'rieS
in different parts OF the country
Attention is called to the card OH L.
Feller County Sarvsyor. Mr.. FelIer Is
GOOD surveyor and will give prompt
attention to all calls. Sss card in another
column.
Skaters fine orchestra gave so me 0'
our people delightful serenades ie"
NIGHTS since. This band is certainly way
o., in fine music. Let US have more oil II
these pleasant summer nights.
The Reformed Church Reunion Pen
Mar Thursday July 18th, 1895 Special
EXCURSION trains on the B. & O. R. K.
For rates and time of trains see Railroad
bills.
.rbre.bns has commenced in this
section. The wheat is turning out better
than was expected although it Is feared
that the frequent showers has damaged
sone of it.
vm Grimm was run over by freight
train sunday. at Bentonvin, on the Nor
f,k and Western Railroad, sixteen miles
north of Luray, and had his leg cut on
He wa. also internally injured. II is
thought his injuries will prove fatal
Attention Is called to the advertise
mant Of Geo. W. Coed, Auctloneer'
Put.es needing an Auctionesr will ind
Good always ready to serve them anu
bis charges are very reasonable.
Cen. John G. Meem, formerly Of near
AZ Jackson. has been appointed Super
intendent OF constructing aud repairs at
tine bureau of engraving and printing OF
tbe Treasury Department. bonded
officer the salary OF which is S!,20O.
Mrs. Lizzie Myers, residing few mi'
northwest of Woodstock, fell from
cherry tree on Tuesday, OF last week
and while she escaped without breaking
any bones her injuries were so severe
that she has not been able to leave her
teJat our last report, day or two since
We regret to say that Mr.. Isaiah
Killer. for long time Que OF the well
known butchers and fresh meat dealers
Of This place. fell or was thrown from a
load Of hav on Thursday, Of last week
and broke the large bone Of bis left fore
arm near the wrist. DR.. J. n. Barney
set the bone, and we hope Mr.. Kioier
will soon be well again.
large number of teachers attended
tie examination held at the Oraoeu
School Building in this place, by County
Superintendent J. B. McIntuIfi, on Tues
d,v and Wednesday. of this week. Ihey
are an intel. gent looking body OF ladies
and gentlemen who doubtless honor theii
high calling
Mrs. John Ruenonr died at her home
IN Harrisonburg on Sunday of lock-JA"'
About a week before she ran nail ID D. r
foot but thinking it of no great moment
she continued about her house wsIK az
u.ual. On Saturday she was taken VIII
lock. law and dispite the efforts OF thre'
musicians died as above stated on sun
day morning. She leaves husband AID
one SOD.
Miss Mary c. Leeper, matron OF the
Episcopal High School of Virginia. neal
Alexandra, for over twenty years, dieC
unexpectedly on Sunday morning. NJ lei
Leeper was well known here where SHE
and her sister the late Mrs. john Wier
man, Of Edinburg, conducted large an'
successful female school for a number o.
wears She was an aunt of Mrs. Sheriff
C.P. Wightman, of Edinburg.
On Sunday night mob attempted t.
take Henry Robinson, the negro brute
who attempted to assault young lady
from the Berryyille Jail and lynch him
bat wh hen they got to the Jail the officer
who we're stationed inside, showed bolt
front and commenced firing on the mob
This caused them to scatter rapidly
Monday morning the authorities called
o, the Governor tor aid, and the Monti-
o.lio Guards, OF Charlottesville, Capt
Keller. of the 3rd Va. Regiment, reached
Bsrryville on Monday evening at So
o'clock.
Geo. Smith, colOred boy OF about
years of age, who has been working 10
Mr.. William Burner, Of this place, wa
shot through the hand by the careles
handling of a pistol in the hands o
Henry Moore, another young cOlore
person. The accii occurred on Satur
day. ON South Main street. The Foun
slavery painful one and will disabl
Smith fer some time.
Quite a number of Youngsters of tn
place are 10 the habit of carrying pi'
tolls. They could be easily found oul
and dose Of the law wOnld be
mighty good thing
In snother column of this hsue al
pears an appeal from the Chlldren's Free
Air Society of Baltimore, Md. Read
carefully aud let the impulses of yo
heart bsvo sway. These poor little wal
of the ter uent house districts, who hs'
n.ver ha0 breath Of the pure life girl
air of the country, are Gods little on
iust as your own we'll fed, well eli
and lovingly cared for children are.
will cost You almost nothing to enterta
one or more of these children for a Il
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