Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-12-13
LEBANON CHURCH NEWS.
Dec. 4th, 1891.

1 will send you some of our news,
which you can print, il you have room.
This cold slap makes good demand
for wood and FIRST class fires.
The mail, from Woodt took to this place,
yesterday, Dec. 81, was exceedingly
large.
The citizens of this place are in favor
Of "a reduction OF the postage rates. They
think that when they send out enough
to fill newspaper, they should have
newspaper rates. We hope the HERALD
will assist-thsm in getting the change
made.
Rev. Asa Richards has been having a
nice revival, Iinco Sunday night. Asyet
there are no converts but we supposs there
will be plenty OF time, as the meeting
will not close till Sunday.
Farmers are about through with their
fall work and are prepared to warm
Bowman Bros store the balance Of the
winter.
Ve had calculated to have plenty of
old ash this winter, but some govern
ment officers are altering this arrange
ment somewhat. We hope our brother
farmers will not have to do without this
necessity.
Bro. Boggs was the honored guest of
the deaoons last SundaI. Both presented
their presence, at church, last Sunday
night after which they returned to Valley
Inn, where the brother sells peanuts,
cakes and nails.
Our Doctor is having good deal OF
practice, this fall and winter.
Oar Ladies' Aid Society is doing a
wonderful work this year, but their
treasury needs little more cash. which
would be thankfully received from any
one that fesls that he has some to spare.
Send by mail, or in person. JoNAH.
LEBANON CHURCH, VA, Dec. 9th, '9S.
What has become OF our Lebanon cor
respondent WS love the HERALD and
love to see the name OF Lebanon, in the
colamns.
Rev. Asa Richard closed his meeting
last Sunday, after one weeks good work
in the church and houses. He gained
ten additions to the church as reward
for bis abOr.
The fret sermon on SuudaJ.n hit was
preached from Amos, 6. l.
Monday night, Revelations 81. 20.
Tuesday night, Jer. g. 1G.
Wednesday night, l. Peter, 2 I.
Thursday night, st. Mark, l. 10.
Friday right, St. Like, 10. 10.
Saturday night, I,aab, 81. 10, from
the word Eternity"
Sunday morning, John, II. 81.
Oar old friend, Stroth,r PAngle, is with
US again.
Prof McElwse of Reliance, and Mr..
Hugh Larrick, Of Hiddletown, attended
church, in this place, last Sunday.
Miss Lacy McTnturG, of Wheatiield,
and Miss Lettie Wndls, of Top Not, were
the guests of Miss Bor,hl Little, few
days ago.
MIS-. R. Feoly AMI wife, who have
been conf led to the house. with grip, we
are glad to know, are now improving.
We hope the HERALD will soon have
b.ttOr ink ", doa'C want to lose any
fit.
Oar old bachelor, we are sorry to say,
ha. disappeared. He left, on foot, iwhils
he had two horses standing in the stable.
ne still hope to SEQ his smiling face
On last Saturday night, after church
service, a young man jnmp0d on a bench
and his head came in contact with
lamp, throwing it down and breaking it
He might have been tie cause Of burning
the church.
SIR. W. A. Barton has built new
stable on Main street.
Mr.. B. f. Fry, killed ho!, last week
that weighed 52l lbs. Ben challenges
Woodstock to beat him.
We think Miss Annie Fifer Of Gravel
Springs can get all the music ont OF an
organ that Is 10 it.
Our old hunting party has returned
from the cove. They were unsuccessful
and did not haYe even chance to use
mustard seed shot.
Onr old veteran. Jake, says that be is
su re that be saw the tail of one deer.
Mr.. W. L. Snarr AMI Mr. Elmer G)dlove
wer9 more successful They brought in
a hns buck weighing 100 pounds. After
Mr.. Elmer knocked him down, he would
not approach hin until his comrades
came up. He said he was not used to
deer of that kind, bat he is always ready |
to approach de ar. whsa his comrades
are away. With best wishes for the
HFRArD remain a. Is. T.