Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-01-18
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

GEN EkAu UOOAl4 NE w %
sleigh bells at J. A. Dysert 4 Coz
Cont street, Woodstock, Va.
Nr Wash Sbeetz, of Marrow Passage,
west of this place killed hog short
time ago. that weighed 500 lbs.
Communion services will be held 10 the
Luth ran church, at st. Luke, on Sunday
morning next, the Goth inst.
A new line of dress goods at new
r-icss Richey.
LEGAL matter is exceedingly scarce this
week. It lie Just at such times that many
Of our correspondents leave us in the
soup.
1f,ou haven't completed filling your
ice-honse here's your chance. Better not
wait for another freeze. Even Jack
Frost can run out of stuff.
Mr.. O.. ". Cohman recently purchased
III. house and land belonging TO Mr..
Stewart FUR, a short distance west OF
this place.
DENTAL NorICE.-Dr. T. F. Locke will
DO in Edn5urg, on Thursday, Jan. oath,
ami remain one day. All persons in need
O Dental Work, are invited to call.
Rooms at Mnrray's Hotel.
The package of papers that should
have gone out to our Jadwyn subscribers
on rnday. had been overlooked and
found in the post Office in this place, on
Tuesday aud sent out that evening.
silks and worsted tor shirt waists SOC
per yard. R''hey'
The January term OF the Circuit Court
commenced at this place, on Wednesday,
with BIS Honor, Judge T. W. Harrison, OF
Winchester, ON the bench. a number OF
ianortan- cases will come at this term,
which viii probably be long one.
II Won viii keep a careful lookout as
you walk around sou will begin to mud
m. broken fragments Of New Years re'o-
lauon,. and may OF the new leaves that
were turned over at that tine scattered
around and pretty badly soiled.
Encouraged by my large sales Of can
die, during the holidays at my reduced
prices have decided to-ccuthne those
prices. Pure Plain Candy at : and 10
Cts. 10. French At 10 to 50 cts.
B. Schmitt.
We acknowledge the receipt Of the
Baltimore Sun Almanac fer 1895. This
l.-te book is almost library in itself of
most useful information, and is invalu-
able for ready reference. Like the Sun
it.elfit is mighty good thing and hard
t. get along without.
The Lexington Gazette, one of the
oldest papers Of the State, has entered
uoon its DIST year, il having been estab-
l,-bsd in 1901. We hope it may continue
70 flourish aud be the Light Of the hun
dreds of henes it has blessed with its
visits so long and so faithfully.
new lot Of bats aud carpet cham
lover than ever, 1. 3. Richey.
Among the delegates from this county
+, the Christian Endeavor Convention
now in lsossisn in Stanton, we nstiee
the following Messrs. Frank Bowman
and Chas. HoshOur and Misses Lula
Bashoug and Katie Cohmas, sfWood-
stock: Mr.. y. F. Snarr aud " fe, Of Toms
Book. and Mrs. Noble Weleh, Of New
Market.
Communion services will be held in the
Presbyterian church, in this place, On
Sunday morning. Preparatory services
On Thursday and Friday night and Satur-
dav morning.
sesslon meeting, Friday night and
Saturday morning after service.
P. D. STEPHENSON. Pastor.
The HDRALD office Twas heightened by
the friendly and most welcome visit of
two charming young ladies, Miss Cora
Hosfold. Of Mt. Jackson, and Miss Grace
johnson, of this place. Such episodes
ara much too infrequent with the poor
newspaper men. Like the prOverbia
angels Visits" they are indeed few and
far between.
Three young lads Of this place were
brought before Justice Haas on Satur-
day morning charged with tresspassing
By hunting on Mr. NJ. V. Frenchs lands
near town. They were found guilty and
fl led five dollars each with costs. II
will be understood after awhile that
land owners have some rights which the
law will protect.
Mr.. J. c. Van Pelt of the prominent
clothing firm OF Van Pelt & Walton, of
this place, left on Tuesday evening fer
La Porte, Indiana, to JOIN Rev. E. B.
Nidger, a leading evangelist and revival
preacher. Mr.. Van Pelt is one Of the bes
singers 10 the State, ana it is IN this ca
plcity he will accompany Mr.. Widger be
having been offered fine salary for his
services.
We notice from the Strasburg Free
Lenee that Mrs. Thomas Ritensur, of that
place, recently opened a can Of peas but
finding them badly csrrodes fed them TO
her hogs. A few hours later they were
found dead. This is lesson with ven
gesnce, and should cot be overlooked.
AsiI frnits or vegetables coming in con
tact with the solder of tin cans cause a
violently poisonous change in a short
time.
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