Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-10-23

The last issue of the. Staunton Argu
says Mr.. James Holler, deaf mute car
peuter. was called to his home at Lantz'
Mill. this county, on Thursday last, by
telegram stating his mother was Very i'll
At Twins Drug Store you will Hnd th
hest dis infectsnt in the world. 1t Il
now used III all the principal hospitals
with the greatest success for all con
tageous aud dangerous diseases. The
use of it may save the lives OF some dear
ones. Will be sold in any quantity
desired.
On Thursday. of last week, the corner
one of the new 500 900 court house o
Rockingham county, was lai 1 at Harris
oubnrg with imposing MaeOnic ceremo-
MES. A very large crowd witnessed the
parade OF the Mssous. K of P, l. O. o.
F., military company, fire department,
Jr. o. u. A. NJ, and sitizens. his is
the second court house Rockingham
county has built since tie war.
II Jeweler Kingan, of Staunton don't
soon have the hand on his big gilded
watch sligo changed from l6 minutes to l
O'Clock be will haye lot of crazy politi-
cal prophets IN that town. II il was
painted 10 1873 it is proviug big ad-
veriisement for Mr.. Kingan. The strang-
est part Of the whole thing Is that the
hands although only painted on the face
NAV have moved recently, after night
when no one bat painter was looking vt
the watch.
The members of the colOred church
and many others of Front Royal, paid
Rev. Conner, the pastor visit on Mon
day night at the residence OF Henry
Dixon, in that place, bringing In
all manner of useful things including
groceries and other good things to eat ,
household ar ticles &C., which they pre-
sent to their pastos With kindly words
of appreciation and good cheer. Rev.
Conner. who resides here and is pastor Of
this church, is also pastor of the cOlored
churches in Strasburg, Front Royal and
Middletown.
We learn that little two year old
daug liter of Mr.. John Fadely, who re-
sides on the pike a short distance abovs
Willow Grove, net with distressing
death on Friday. of last week. While
ri Wing around the yard on Wednesday
the little Que fell hesd6rst into kettle
containing a lot of lie that had settled
in the bottom from soap that had been
bollei IN If, receiving injuries that caused
its death on Friday.
A Death that has brought sadness to 9
happy household 10 this plAc e, occurred
or F.idav afternoon. IF last week. wh,n
M4rS, little daughter OF SIR. aud Ms
WIN. f Bargelt passed from a bed Of
sLff ring to that blessed land that ha;
been likened to the innO5ent little ones
of earth. She had been sick for some
weeks with \ severe stomach trouble
and could take Sut littls nourishm nj
but her condition did not appear alarm
Ing until very short tims before bel
death. Little Mary was in the 9TH yea
of her age and was bright and inter
esting child. Her funeral took place
Sunday morning and was conducted b!
Rev, n. II. Styles, Of the Reformed
church.
The news reached us Tuesday that Mr.
William Hoover, an old and much like
citizen of this county, had dropped dead
that morning IN his garden at his resi-
dence on the nver near Strasburg.
Mr.. Hoover lived a short distance from
this place for many years, and had
large acquaintance and many friend
here, who will hear of his death with
sincere regret and sorrow. We have 20
been able to learn his age b 1t suppose be
must be not less than ~ years old.
He leaves a widow and a number Of
children, and several brothers, one o
them being Mr.. Isaac Hoover, of HOOve
House, Stanton. His remains wer
brought to this place for interment l
the Reformed grave yard.
The Ohio Lutheran Synod, which ha'
been in session for week at Patmo
church, several miles west of here, close'
or Sunday, with a very large congreg'
) ton present Some twelve or fiftee
ministers were in attendance during Oh
, Synod aud the services, which were yer
Interesting, were we'll attended Th
singing was an enjoyable feature of tn
meetings, and has been highly compl
mented. The church at this point is
new and very handsome house of worship
The people OF this section are noted fl
their generous hospitality, and the Wis
tors to the Synod were most cordial.
entertained.
Cut your ham short, trimmings to 6
to lard and sausage: rub ham with abot
tablespoonful of pulverEed ssltpstr
then pack over ham about coffee Gu
of brown sugar; then cover all with sal
pack away for six weeks; then SIN oil
we'll (dark); after smoking take dow
ham and rub we'll, covering feshy pa
thoroughly; cover hook with mixtur
of ground black pepper and thick m
asses; then hang or store anywhere \
shippers will bother it, The above IS Il
} recipe Of Mrs. F.. A. Fulcher, whose bal
took first premium at the Baldwin Di
trict Fair. I-AugastG Co. ArgEs.
: For some weeks past an epidemic
+ toDsiltus OF sore throat has been We
o prevalent In Frederick and this count
Recently several cases in Woo isto'
e assumed form that was thought to
t dipthsria IN very mild form. With t
n exception OF these cases all the Othe
r, we're beyond question nothing but simp
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