Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1895-01-25
Mrs. Mai Wine, .f M bsns a
few days with Mrs. J. Cy Zslt, the
first of the week.

few days with Mrs. ]. q Lit, tn
first of the week.
Misses Lucy and Sidney OFT, of Mort
Main street, have gone to Wesling, "
Va, on visit to relatives.
Mrs. Apperson and daughter, Mis-
Minnie Wilson, Of Mt. jackson. spent
few days with Rev. DR.. Stephenson, Q
this place. recently.
Our friend Martin, Of the Stauntsl
Daily Neacs, reached town on Tuesda,
morning. No enc is more gladly WELDON
ed at bis old home place than Bob.
Mr.. Saml. Few, of Philadelphia, Pa.
has been at his cid hone bere for som,
days il attendance upon the tIisl of the
case of the heirs or his father against the
b. & o. r.. R.
The Strasburg Free Lance" is one of
the brightest and most Welcome Of our
exchanges and it is with pleasure and
profit we seas its columns. Last week ii
was a disappointment. The mailing
clerk, by an oversight, Of course, sent US
a copy we couldn't read most of the
inside beng like the Arctic regions, "a
great white, "bare" place." Please don't
do 50 anymore. We value the paper far
to high to have snch tricks played on us.
One day last week doctors II. II.
Hsnksl. Of Sthunton, aud C. c. HeDkel,
of New Market, smPutatsd the leg Of
Mr. Saml. P Shirley. Of near that place.
As our readers may remember Mr. Shirley
was badly hurt soms time ago by being
ruR ever by wagon loaded with wood
while be was attempting to keep the
team from running away. The leg was 80
badly injured, the principle artery being
crushed SO as to prevent circulation Of
blosd, that it was found absolutely neces-
sary to amputate the limb above the
knee. At last accounts Mr.. Shirley was
doing as well as could be expected, a.
though several large Assesses had form
ed upon the stump.
We regret to report that Mr.. VIM.
Dosh, SEN. one of our oldest and most
highly respected citizens, is very
indlsposed, and has been confined
house for some time. If We ars<4aA
mistaken Mr.. Dosh is about SO years cid.
Until the past year or two he had been
a remarkably vigorous man, and his
many friends hope he may still regain
bis health sufficiently TO get out again.
Rev. Socrates Eenkel, of New Market,
one of the eldest and most prominent
ministers OF the Lutheran church inTtht
State, was, We regret to hear, paral ked
on Friday, OF last week. Rev. Hsnkf is
one of the editors and proprietsrs "a the
Shenandoah Valley newspaper az job
printing establishment OF New farket,
and has a wide and extensive aG1uaint-
anee throughout the State and country.
He Is a Christian gentleman OF high
scholarly attainmsnts. and we earnestly
hope he may soon be restored I'd n
and usefulness. Il
New luxures in the eating liz
spnDging up daily, but 20 wig 70
thu speed and excellence as at I'll "a ~
wall Mill among the hands. At ued
Of the appetizing dishes disco '. by
these parties. is the great fish p the
invention of our friend Jack Hid n, N bo
claims that DO other dish can co I| IN .th
q mile of 1t, that when cooked n and
To7=~itd the fs>~Al;sam put from
be eriss-cross slit in fne 'Sl 1T be
eafy and honestly believes he would be
.eas week if it failed to ling him
,aek
The Anderson Guards hav, at last
gotten INTO an armory that is bf some use
TO them, thanks to the Board "A Of Super
yi'ors. By charging the old lry room in
the front building Of the cour house the
company now have a room la |rge enough
to answer for a drill room al we'll as q
place to store their arms and other
equipments so that they may be kept in
good and servicable cond &itiOn. The
bsys Of the military certai .nly deserve
ssme consideration at the Wands Of our
They serve I'd nothing OF
next to nothing, are liable >be called
out at any moment aud expo 800 hard
ships and dangers, for in these days o.
gigantic strikes members Of 4 the National
Guard are not always play ng soldier.
The many friends in thIs community Of
DR.. Jas. J. Crau ford, W ere much sAd-
dened to hear Of his death which occurred
at bis homo in StrasburrF Oh Thursday
night Of last week, after an illness of
some length with coasumJ&tion,
DR.. Crawford was nal tive Of Woods
tsck where be resided m &ll about grown
when the family movedk to Strasburg
where, after graduating e1 honor at
one Of ths best medical pls of the
country, he spent the to der Of his
useful life in the active p It o of his pro-
fession. great part Of Thine as
member Of the firm of Or "a. tan q Brown.
Although never in Wig Ohealth DR..
Crawford was one Of tn 70 o re spond
to the call eff his mother y in tho late
war. He entered the Service as an
officer of the StrasburIg Guards Capt.
Joshua A. Slower, VIII ch formed the
gallant Co A. Of the 10Th Va, Infantry.
For lsng time be com 4nanded the com
Pany. and was always true and gallant
soldier.
By bis skill as a phi ysician his great
kindness of heart tnd bis upright
christian department HE won the love
and respect of bis to and large sec
ton of the country, 4 BID his death will
be deeply and sincere incurred.
For many years 10 vas devoted and
CONSTANT nnao,h. H. the presbv terian