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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
NEWS AND COMMENTS.

Victory furnace, at Goshen, has
gone into blast again after shut
10 VII OF several years.
Bishop Attic e HNgOi, of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, IS critically i'll at his hore
At Oxford, Gl. He is threatened
with paralysis.
The barn and contents on the
farm of K. l. Oodson, near
S aunron, we're destroyed by an
incendlary fire Friday night. Loss
$4,000; insurance 81, 800.
It is estimated that 10000 bar.
rels OF apples will be shipped from
Roanoke comfy this season. Jno'
L. Woodrum, owner OF the famous
w oodrum orchard, at the base OF
Bent mountain. recently sold his
clop of pippins tor the snug sum OF
$4,000 cash.
Major II. ". Hunter, of Winches-
ter, one of the attorneys for the
Interior Department, will be
married mex; week in Norfolk to
Miss L~ida washington, daughter
of the late Col. John Augustine
Washington, of Mt. Vernon, who
was killed during the war while
A member of the staff of Gen h. E.
Lee.
A dispatch from Huntington, w.
Va, says: Sat Dingers, Logan
county, Saturday, William Dem
eron was attacked by two sisters
named Hance. The women sue.
ceeded In throwing him down and
then cut his throat, death resulting
In ten mlnt tes. The ca1so of the
crime is not known but several ar
rests are reported"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
Co n municated.

Mr.. Editor. is it trns that a depu y
clerk. for instance the deputy clerk of
either Mr Walker or Mr.. Mley, although
he be regularly licen4ei. cannot practice
10 the circuit conrt1 Of this county or any
other, and yet the county Judge can prac-
tice in al TIE cirsIiJ cjIrts'
When was this Jaw passed and how did
Mr.. 81. l.. Walton vote on it, if 81 alii Ha'
the law a history II 50 give it.
Nr. E iitor, is 1t t:ue that the Bar As
ISOLATION ot the State Of Virginia, rec I'm.
mended the passage OF law to the eff CT,
that the ,onn'y ia lge should not have a
partner In the practice of the Law, or DO
himself 3 practitioner in the circut cOurli
Ii IS so reported.
II may bs that Col. f L. Shcklry
might help you ans Ncr, as he regularly
attends the meeting ct the Association.
INQUIRER.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
FRIDAY. OCT. 90. 1898.

We had lntend' d to reply to two
articles which appeared IN the
Edinb burg Sentinel, of last week.
which we supposed referred to the
Shenandoah HERALD ana lie
editor, but Mr.. M. l.. Walton TOT
himself AMI others connected ~''n
the paper, has fully diSclaimed any
reference to the HERALD or Its
editor and before leaving town au-
tholized friend to prepare dis
claimer. HIS friend did so rough
". showing us a copy which We
agreed was fully satisfactory, ana
which be proposed to put 10 form
for publication. He, however, was
called from home, and neglected 'o
send the copy to Us Octore we went
10 press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
ST. LUKE NEWS.

Mr.. Danuel Keller and bis adop sd
daughter, Miss Mary Keller, Of E 'inburg,
Va. were the guests Of Mr.. ". C. Arthur
and family, last Sunday.
The millinery store of Miss Sadie Arthur
will net b opened next week swing to
Con ference being Ia session here during
that time.
While Mr.. Harvey Rffey, his son Perry
and others were hunting in t be mountain
last week they fonda two year old steer
imprisoned in the limbs Of . fallen trees.
The poor brute was almost dead fire. n
starvation and thirst, having bsen there
for about two weeks. 1t was shot to re-
lease it from ITS lntolorable suffering. IL
had a small bell on it.
Miss Ada, highly accomplished daukh-
ter of Mr.. Milton Wsman, was married
to Mr. Frank KaIler during the late Fair
at Frsdeick City, Md.
Mr.. Jas. GocheDour says he would like
to get married. HarrsL! tor Jim.
Qnite number of our citizens are hsul-
ing water as their wells and cistsrns have
gone dry. Oh! that It would rain.
Do you know one Bill Nye, Jr. He is a
dandy who lives way, way back on tho
Back Road He says the rain that fell on
Monday, Sept 1s;h, was promptly re-
ported to the paper bat failed TO get IN
until October. Now Bill Nye, IT,, ifit
takes ysu month to get yeur newS to the
press let mo give You a sorter Bit OF ad-
vice: l would either mSys IN sloSer to
civilization or write up your news before
1t happens, either wonld b, better than
the present way. Do you have weekly
or monthly mail.
also notice that you are kind OF
astronomer, limited. You only speak Of
Jupiter. How about Mans and Venus
and their influence on tia weather, Now,
Bill, We want to ask you one question.
SO put on your studying cap sud tell us
what planet you do live oil. DOn't get
too high 10 the great universe, fer 10 is
dry enough now, aud our potatoeo are
small.
Well Bill. you know We can't change
the Jupiters aud other planets, go lets
PRAY to higher power aud get them
moved ont tn TsIss and PennA. wbers
they are suffering FOR Wa or, but let's
have a shower or two here before they
leave.
BY the way, Bill an told you have
some man living down hare whose fee
are so lsr,s hat he has t. PIT his rows
ers Oh over his hca l..
Col night, Bill. tiil saw Jon.
| LUCHY HIT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
COMM UNICATGD.

Mr.. EDITOR
where should trustG G
advertise real estate for sa'el Ia new
paper and in first issue, or in an old and
we'll established paper and Of general
circulation, although an Independantf
IL property to be sold valuable real
estste) be near Mt. Olive, should the
trustee advertise it in the lst issue Of aD
Edinburg Taper or in one of general
@ renlation, however ownedi
For whose good does he act, and for
what purpose does he aet, and for what
purpose does he advertise
Please let S. P. H., OF Mt. Olive, know,
for be jusv found out that there was a
weekly paper published at z linburg, and
In copy No. bis homo is advertised for
sale, when part of record of case is i ST
and so known to be by the parties. -.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
| THOUSAND WORDS
MINUTE.

Tae New Yerk World sly: Il
was reported in Phila lelphlA dis
p .ches yesterday that at a test OF
new machine system Of tele
aCaphic transmission message
were sent at a speed Of from 40 to
$40 words minute over Il line 0
high resistance 2l8 miles long.
As described in tbs current mum
Der of tbs Engineering Magazine,
thisn new system is chemical On1,
depending on electrolysls, withou
electro magnets or arn1tures. IL IS
sad to be a develop nent fr)n 81
Humphrey DIyy's discovery thu
the p sssAy9 ofal eieclric cIfr,n'
though chemically prep ired paper
will leav8a mark in the track OF
tia scraping finger under which
the p Iper ribO)u is drtwA' Tn'
discovery, first utilized by BAN.
seems to have been adapted to a
machine syste n akin to tn
Wheatstone 10 use in England
The Wheatstone, hOwsver, ha' a
speed ranging from 100 to 4)l
words a minute, while it is clAlmad
that with this system In operation
between New York and Philldelp.
hia over copper wire woighlI! $50
pounds to the mile 5000 w)rls a
minute can be recorded partec'l2'
Over two wires of the same chIric
ter the inventor clhn' that at a
cost of three cents a letter he will
be able to transmit all the letters
which now pass between New York
aud Chicago, provided they are
limited to a maxim I'm length o.
fifty words each. 1t these claims
are confirmed by further tests the
result will be all early and radical
change in the telegraph buiness OF
this coun try and of the world"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
A Wealthy Congregation.

The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church of New York, founded In
1903, has the richest congregation
of any church in the city. The
collection taken up on communion
Sunday of each month averages
not less than $4,000. Checks for
sums ranging from $2.OOOto $4,000
are not uncommon. OIcns Sun.
da, in 1894 the plate bad $4,000
deposited on it. Within tho last
i've years the total of voluntary
contributions for nilsson work,
church mai teBsnce and mlscel-
laneous charities aggregated In ex
cess of s93O,000. Rev. John Hail,
the pastor, receives a salary OF
S15, 900 per annum, whlc Is
sweIled 10y presents from million
aire mem bers of his congrega;l m.
by beouests aud fees, to sn equal
amount. In the magnificent man.
sion adjoining the church, which
the members Of this congregation
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
CONTINUED from last week.

One OF the most horrible instances o.
animal suffering and the wonderful tena-
city Of life under the most, fer
fol GIRO instances before death comes 81
. msrciful relief, is reported by Mr.
Harry Riffsy. Perry Holar and others Of
the St Luke neighborhood. While these
gentle nel we're hunting in tho mountain
recently they found young steer that
had beco ne fastened 10 the limbs of a
fallen tree. The poor brute had evident
ly bseu imprisoned in this way fer
Aeveral weeks, aud its Euferlngs from
hunger and thirst must have been terrible
bat were not the wsrss the poor beast
had to endure. In its efforts to escape It
bad worn the skin off dswn to the raw
flesh and these places had become 10
tested with nsggots to such an sIten
thatit was almost eaten alive by these dis
z listing worms. IL Was shot 10 end H.
misery.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
VIRGINIA DAY.
Ten Thousand People from the
Old Dominion.
Governor O'Ferrall Makes an
Address.
lecke,i dig

Governor O'Ferrall Makes an
Address.
Atlanta, Ga, October 22.-ThIs
Is Virginia Day aud the cts belongs
to the people of the Old Dominion
Ten thousand Virglnians are here
to celebrate the day.
The Virginia soldiers have been
received with opeu arms and Gov
O'Ferrall and party have received
an ovation.
The Governor and his wife had 8
brilliaut reception at the Kim bal
House last night.
Captain Arnall, OF the R'cep-
ton Committee, HIT upon n uniq ie
plan for an interesting scrap.OooK
for Governor O'Ferrall. He re-
auested every VIrginian 10 line to
write his name OH a card with the
county from which he came, and
present it to the Governor as h'
passed.
THE GOVERNOR MAKES AN AID
DRESS.
This morning the troops &C
companled by the Fourth Georgia
Regiment aud Governors horse
guard marched to the exposition
grounds, where Governor OFFER
rail- addressed 5000 people. Au
address oil welcome was delivered
by Governor Atkinson.
OVATION TO THE SOLDIERS.
The uniformed Virginia troop
marched through the prlnclpa
streets of the city on their way t.
The grounds. They were watche d
by thousands OF G-OrgiAns who
hal gathered along the route and
attracted much attention. They
we're greeted with cheers from The
beginning of the march TIL they
passed within the gates of The lex
position grounds. There after the
ceremonies appropriate to the
celebration OF the "O'i Dominion
had been concluded, they passed
arounl the grounds aud ioined
the ranks OF the sight-seers. The
troops are expected to parade
through the streets again tomor
row, when they march from their
headquarters to the grounds.
o'FERRALL CHEERED.
Gov. O'Feiralls address wa
chsered throughout by the th)us
ands of admlriDg Virglnlsns. Th'
speech teemed with good point
and touched on points of interest
o the South. When he concluded
there was cheering denOhtra-
ION that lasted for several minu-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
notice TO TAXPAYERS.

For the purpose of receiving the sat-
and County Taxes for the yr1r lSIh.
will attend at the following places On Tie
days mentioned:
Qulcksburg, Thursday October l.
New Market, FIJI. and Sat Ocl Is and ]!
Forestyille, Monday Ocr. =
Noore's Store, Tuesday, Oct. =
Mt. Clifton. Wednesday, Oct.
Orkney Springs. Thursday, Oct. q
Cabin Hill, Friday, Oct
ut jackson, Saturday, Oct. q
Liberty Furnace, Monday, Oct. q
Columbia Furnace, Tuesday, Oct. y
Headquarters, Wednesday, Oct. 80.
from 9 a. IN. to j m.
Lantz's Mil, Wednesday, Oct. 80.
from to ) p. m
Ediuburg, Thursday, Oct s.
Harmau's Mill. Friday, Nov.
Muuch's Store, Saturday, Nov.
Woodstock, Monday. Tues. and Ued'
Nov 4. 5, and 6 election day Nov. D
Zepp, Thursday, Nov
M. Olive, Frilay, NV. .
TOMS Brock. Saturday, Nov.
Woodstock. Non day, Nov. IL, (eonrt ia!
Whea field, I uesday Nov -
Lebanon Church, Wednesday, Nov Is
Strasburg, Thur. and FRI Nov. Ia ana 10
After iliuc the above appointments
will be in the Treasurer's ohnce IRON dH'
to day until December lat, when n'e PEI
cent will be added for non-paymen'
prior to that time.
wRENENBER, that the 1st day Of
December IS the last day to pay Without
the five per cent being added ard mol
Decemb.r court, as a great many per'or'
seem TO think.
Respectfully, 6. W. hpON ~
County Treasurer.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25

.nts CLAIM that he should not have
any voice in the Walton Inv soDe
of whose features arc so
obnoxious TO the peopls; tDat
he had his say, that he voted Tor
1t aud now they want to Oe rep
resented by man who never
voted for it and had nothing to do
with placing it upon the people OF
Virginia.
In Justice to Mr. Walton, we
should state that we have been
informed that Mr.. W. claims that
ipasmuch as he had been already
elected, the resolution lndorslng
Gen. Lee was not binding upon
hlm, as it was upon the member
of the House OF Delegates who al
that time was yet to be elected.
So stands the contest. so far as
the Democrats are concerned, as
nearly as we can, alter thorough
investigation, obtain the facts
Mr. Jas. G. McOune has been
nominated by the honest elections
party, as their candidate. aud has
been endorsed by the republican
convention of Shenandoah and
Frederick. Mr.. McCune claims to
he IN f,vor of fair elections aud OF
an honest, n0n-partisan election
law. He favors reform In the treat
ment OF criminals, the reduction
of the costs of courts; the r. duo
ton of state * ehSts, and the
improvement, Of the public schools,
and tue laws in reference to the
working Of y lblic roads.
The only charge we have heard
from his opponents is that he is g
man of incorporate habits.
Mr.. McCune aEd his friends
deny the charge aud assert that
for three years, Mr. McCune has
not touched intoxicating liqnors
of any kind, and declares that
after the experience of some years
ago, he will never do so.
Mr.. Root of Winchester announ-
ces himself as an independent
candidate. He has no strength
IN this county that we have heard
of and have been informed that he
will poll f,w votes Ia Frederick.
We have thus given a fair and
impartial statement of the posi-
tons of the candidates and the ar
gumcnts of their opponents. So
far as we are concerned We expect
TO vote for the man who, we believe,
will best represent the people OF
this district, aud We advise our
readers to do the same thing. We
are the champion OF no party, aud
no faction, and would rather at
any time be found out of the
Newspaper business than be the
slave OF any faction, or iniiytdual.
We have thus endeavored to give
our readers a plain and ln'elll'
cible account of the present sltu"'
ton, 1t Is written In the interest OF
no candidate or candidates aud we
are satisfied that our large number
of intelligent readess will receive
1t as such.
Since writing the above, We have
been infor ned that Mr.. Root has
withdrawn from the contest, ana
that it has become a triangular,
instead of qnadra ngular light.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25

Read and carefully remember this ad'
vrrtisement, and DO sure to look for the
one next weeks issue.
Greatest care in adjusting glasses fol
children. Parties having children with
cross eyes are invited to call and see how
they can be Strengthened with glasses,
Iguarantee every pair Of glasses htted
by me. and il not satisfactory will ex
change them within one year, without
charge.
Iexpect to win your approval by the
skillful and accurate manner in which
my glasses give improved and comfort
able vision. Those who have failed 81
be suited elsewhere are especially invite
to call. will VISIT all the valley town
about every two months.
Respectfully.
PROF. II. BRONSTE
may i7-6mo.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
Don't Tobacco S1isItjnptIt)t:
Life Away

is the truthful, startling title Of book
about No To- Bac. the harmless, guaran-
teed tobacco habit cure that braces up
nicotinized nerves, eliminates the nlco-
tine poison, makes weak men gain
strength, yigOr and manhood. fon run
ne physical or financial risks, as NO-To-
Bao is sold by B. Schmitt under guaran
tee to cure or money refunded. Boob
tree. Address Sterling Remedy Co, New
York or Chicago. b. Schmltt-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
nj A r K E T S.
woop,TooK.vA Oct "a 1895
Live Stock Markets.
BALTIMORE. Oct. Il

/ OChs L.
Bsef Cattle.-rhs offerings we're not
quite as numerous as last week, but they
we're amp'e for the demand. The quality
is no better than that Of lsst week
IF rings There was large number of
feeding cattle AMI there was fairly
good dem lnd for them. Values were off
throughout the list. There was but littl
activity at any time.
Prices of beef cattle this week ranged as
follows: B4st, 4 504$4 IS those gea-
orally rated 6rst quality 375as4 rs
nelium or good fair quality 3 O0lS %
and ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS
50as2 co.
OF the cattle received 1857 heal came
from Virginia.
Mich Coss-There IS a light of'rin "a
aud fAir denIs f,r god cows, while
common are dull. Common to fair cows
s2OA3O, falr to good $35Ai5 per head.
BALTIMORE. Oct. a.
swine.-krrivals this week 4,343 head.
The receipts are nearly as numerous a.
the very heavy run Of last week, and
values are some 80 cents per 100 lbs gross
A from those ruling then, with trade
full. Prime fer Western Hogs sell at
81 600, and all others 25a4 so per 100
Ibs with few az the latter price. Light
Pigs 4 25a4 so aud RouRhs 3A$3 so per
loo lbs gross.
sheep aud Lambs The market Is
greatly demeraliEAd sgain this week, with
values ful y tat cent IF from those rull-
ing last week. sheep are quoted at s. o.
per head to ~ cents par IL. with tew
extra ct cents. and, LAMBS 2aS9 cent,
and a ieW extra 4 cents, aud most sahs
81 AZ cents per 10 gross.
Calves. YEAS SAT- cSnt,, and few
extra cents. Grassers Sass 81 each, and
trade dull.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25

built at n cost $4,000, the vener.
able minister lives In opulence, sn'
imported servants irbn tue MOI b
# ireland move about with stn
iecked dignity.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25

The picking of the large apple crop is
causing good many accidents Not
long siuce a colored woman fell frOm a
tree 10 Augusta county breaking her nee K
And causing instant death, while mum
Der OF broken limbs have been reported
fom the same cause.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25

The Shenandoah HERALD Is tn onl'
naoer in Shenandoah county auth # ei
t. furnish the beautiful premium. "Dream
city, to its subscribers. II has the eI-
q nsivn nrlvilege.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
Four Persons Killed By Train


S5eubenville, o IL, O5t. 2l.-
T. ,st bound accommodation No. 56
OH the Pm II lndIe RIilroad.crA- b.
ed into a wagon at MIIIer's Station
crossInE about Z 80 O'Clock this
morning, demolishing the vehicle
aud killing the four occupants.
There is a sharp curve near the
crossing and the engineer claims
he did not see the va Jon until too
late to stop the train. The victims
we're residents Of youngstown,
near Latrobe, Pa.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25

English Spawn LInIment removes ali
Hard, Soft OF Callonsed Jumps and
Blemishes from horses, Blood Spa' ms,
Cnrbs, Splints, Sweeney, Rmg-b"ne
Stiles. SprsiDs, all Swollen Thro 8
Coughs, etc. Save $5D by use Of one bot
tie. Warranted the most wonderful
BlemIsh Cure ever known. Sold by F. r
Irwin Dru ggisU, WOOdstock. Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
Snow % Inches Deep.

Syracuse, n. Y, Oct, 2l.-
Yesterday afternoon and last ugh
snow fell briskly in Northern and
Western New York, aud a twenty
to twenty-five mile gale prevailed
at many points. At HolmssvIlle,
in Osweso county, the storm ragged
from 10 o'clock Saturday night to
5 o'clock Sunday morning. mere
are twenty two inches OF snow on
the level between EIolmesvil!c aud
Orwell, and sleIghs and teams
broke through the drifts with
difficulty, the snow heing up to the
horses, bodies. WatertOHn,T uero'a
GloversvllIe, Nuuda, PortagevIlle,
Oseso and 9th places report
from two to ten inches OF snow.
At Pulaski, In Oswego county,
seventeen inches fell, and a heavy
thunder accompanied the storm.
Erie, Pa, Oat. 2l.-Snow con-
menced falling at an early hour
Sunday morning and continued
steadily all day. AtO p N. the
earth was covered to the depth OF
ten inches.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
Windy Weather

IS sure to make itself felt
through that broken glass in
your window, and may cause
you a bad cold,-better put ia
a new glass. Look around and
sec if there are not other win
dows needing glass. Bring
your memorandum along and |
will fill it out to your satisfac-
ton. All regular sizes, small or
large, carried in stock and odd
sizes or shapes cut to suit with
out extra cost. We give you
the tins to fasten glass in with.
Putty sets. ID.
3. SCHMITT,
Druggist,
Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25

CHARLES Town. ". VA APR. II, 80
To Whom II may Concerns:
Prof. Ii. Bronstein. the scientific me
chanical optician of Baltimore city, has
gwen great satisfaction at this place IN
fitting glasses. wear his glasses with
great satisfaction and cheer fully recon
mend him to any Of my friends who may
n, ed his services. Respectfully,
A. G. WYNKOOP.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
ESPRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by the sabssribsr On lis
premises aboat sne mile from NJ. ja.I-
son, on the ID day Of ostsber, 1895,
THREE HEAD OF CATTLE
of the following descriptions. I've nsiiers
and one Steer. The Steer. RED aud shile
spotted, . clip OF Of the lsfs ear, hsitr,
one roam add one red asd white. all in
sessnd year and IN fair order.
The owner OF owners will prove pro-
perty, pay charges aid take them away.
otherwise they will be disposed Of -
law directs. JOS. ESTEP
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-10-25
CLOTHING

former and boys Remember the place doorn north of Schmits
drug store Woodstock, Va and opp Taylor Hotel Winchester Va
Yours Respectfully,