Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-11-22

recommended and will be found to be
very pleasant and agreeable gentleman
Rev. Z. E. Haskins of Johnstown Pa
will begin protracted meeting in tn
Brethren church at Maurertown on tn
3Oth at P. NJ. Services Sunday Is
Dec. at 10 30 d. m. and at night.
+. B. Shaver.
Miss Henrietta Newman, sister of Mr.. B
P Newman, of this county. diel at ths
residence of Senator Keezel of Rocking.
ham county, on last Wednesday, ageC
about 65 years.
Mr.. NJ. B. S. Hoover spsnt several days
with his family at his home here this
week, He left on Monday for Tennessee
where he Will be employed as travelling
agent for the Bickford 81 Huffman com
pany.
Another good rain blessed this section
on Tuesday night and the wheat fields
are showing their gratitude The weather
is once more getting in touch with things
and the long drouth is becoming only a
sad memory.
Il escaped being a confirmed dYspeptic
by taking Ayers Pills in time" This is
the experience of many. Ayers Pills,
whether as an after dinner pill or as a
remedy for hyer complaint. Indigestion,
ilt1lency, water hrIsh and nausea, are
iavaln able.
Did you ever hear of a pair of pants
that man could wear for a whole year,
and they would be as good as when he
first put them on? That Is the kind that
Van Pelt 4 Walton are selling. Ii you
don't believe it, try a pair of their cor
iuroy pants and then try TO wear them
out, in one year.
This IS the season for coughs, icolds an d
that dread OF many homes, Group. Be
ready in time. Twins have all kinds OF
the best remedies, along with their own
make of cough syrup that has gwen so
much satisfaction for years. Bring yCur
bottle and get 1t in any quantity you
want.
The revival which has been in progress
IN the Methodist church, New Market,
for the past several weeks, closed last,
Tue> day night. Ga last Sunday, twenty
persons were received into the church,
the Sunday previous nine, aud on Tues
day night nine-a total of thirty-eiglt
during the meeting.-palley.
The different church congregations of
this place have commenced making prep
arations for Christmas and Holiday SER
vices. These services are always in
terestlng and attract large congregations.
The Sunday school entertainments are
also much enjoyed by the young folks as
we'll as by the old people.
We dent want to force you to buy but
would like you to examine our elegant
stock of cocoanuts, raisins, nuts Of all
kinds, the purest of fac ani plain candies
and everything else IN the confectionery
and family grocery line, just as cheap as
any one can or will sell you at
Magruder's Red Grocery.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Thos Cover
has closed aud abandoned work at Star
Tannery, in Frederick county and has
removed the last Of the machinery from
there to his large new tannery at Inter
mont, Southwest Virginia. The closing
Of Star Tannery, which had been an i'm
portant enterprise fer more than % years,
is a severe blow to that section.
Christmas is coming 50 am I, with
stock of strictly flesh confectonaries,
auts, fruits, oysters. novelties, cake trim
ing, and lots of good things, too numer-
Gus to mention Sunday schools, church
festivals, social parties, who may wish to
purchase such goods, will find them away
down, perfectly fresh from the factory,
as the bllk of the candies will not arrive
before Dec. 18th, which will insure you
fresh goods. VIC. Barron.
The preliminary trial Of Newton Klb-
Ter. charged with the murder OF his
unle Cd November 5. was held at Luray
Thursday. The defense asked fer the
release of KILLER, bat he was sent on to
the grand jury. Popular sentiment con-
meet others with the crime, as on Monday
last 5000 in notes wers found scattered
near the barn. They could not have
been put there by Newton Klbler, as he
was in Jail. Mrs. Fanny Ksarns, of Balt-
more, who was held as witness, was
released Tuesday.
That was a novel idea of two our
young ladies when they !
wanted their photographs taken, to tear
a Sit in the Shenandoah HERALD and |
run their heads through it. 1t made a
striking and novel picture, but judge of
their chagrin, when they read, in bold |
type, Just below their beautiful, smiling |
faces, the following line of Van Pelt and |
Walton's advertisement: Our pants are
double lined in the seat.
Col. E. E. Stckley and daughter.
Miss Ethel, Mr. Geo. w. Mlley and wife,
of this place, and Misses Annie Burner,
aud Jamie ArtE. aud Messrs HamDson |
SmoOt, W. J. Burner and Herbert Artz,
of this section. were in attendance upon |
the Twentieth annual meeting of the
Missionary Society at Strasburg |
last week. Among the ministers In at'
tendance from other states were /. l..
Chestnut, of N. c., f. d. Power, of
Washington, D. c., A. NJ. SthlnsOn,
Wabash, Ind, Peter Ansle, of Baltimore,
Md, AMI W. S. Hay. W. J. Cuke, and
P. A Cave, of Maryland.
The sessions of the convention were
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