Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-07-10

We regret to say that owing to tt
crowded condition of our columns whe
they were received several first cla'
communications, one especially froi
Lantz's Mill, had to be deferred to mex
week.
Genl. Jas. H. Williams. of this place
delivered the address at Mt Jackson, o
the 4th OF July before the different Lod
ges of the j. o. U. A. NJ. and larg
crowd Ofpeople whe had assembled TO d
honor to the great day of American
Independence. The address, we Learn
was an able and interestIn one.
Mrs. Virginia Lickliter, wife OF Mr.
James NJ. Lioklter, of Stanton, died Of
Friday night, at st. Luke Hospital
Richmond, where she had gone to hav'
an operation performed for throat dis
ease. The bervaved husband is native
of this place where be has many relatives
and friends who deeply sympathise will
BIN IN bis great affection.
Some boys and young men of this towr
have been bathing at a public ford, oil
the riyer, TO the great annoyance of 2eo
pie living in the neighborhood. When
reQuested to retire, rs ladies wished to
cross, they gave very insulting replies.
They may learn to their sorrow tha
there Is a Law punishinE such off N ,es.
We learn from the johnson County
Rerie,c. Ciebourne, Texas, that two large
brick business houses will be built in thai
city at once, and that the contracts fol-
both of them have been awarded to MI
C. f. Hosbour, the boss brick man oil
Clebeurne. Chsrley's many friends. IN
this place, will be glad to learn that he
is doing so we'll IN his new home.
The north bonnd morning mail train last
Monday was delayed about half an hour
at Fishers Hill. by the tender of the en-
gi1e jumping the track. The engine OF a
freight train which was following pulled
the disabled engine on side track and
then proceeded with the passenger train
The trucks of the passenger engine were
badly wrecked. The cause of the derail-
ment IS unknown.
Miss Annie Moreland, daughter Of Mr.
Joel Moreland OF near town,le on Tues
day morning for Mulhn aud GJldthwait,
Texas. She is very popular young
lady among her acquaintance and leaves
many warm friends here. She Is lady
of sterling merit, and during the five or
six ears that she has been employ ed IN
teaching has earned the reputation OF
being one Of the best femsle teachers of
the publc sch Ools OF this county,
The Kitchen roof Of Mr.. Henry Copp,
near the Brook caught FIRE on Wednesday
of last week. The property was saved by
Mrs. Copp and her daughter, they being
the only persons at bone. at the time of
the fire. 1t required hard labor and 1t
was only by the almost superhuman eff
forts of Miss Copp, after her mother was
exhausted, that the property was saved.
The loss was covered by insurance in one
of the companies represented by Mr.. NJ
w. Magruder, OF this place.
Our Soda Ountain never worked
better, and our fruit nectar, coo O-cols'
cherry ripe. lemon phosphates and al
the other appetising fsYOrs never gave
znch perfect satisfsc tion. Our hmeade
made from large fresh and best quality
of lines in refreshing these days. De-
lcious ice cream soda every Wednesday
aud Saturday evenings at
Twins Drug Store.
The front porch at the residence of Mr.
Chas legal, on south Main street. is
very handsome piece of work and adds
greatly to the appearance of the build
ing. It was built by that veteran work
man and artist in wood, Mr.. Joseph
Fravel, Of east Court street, and OF course
was not only we'll done but could not be
otherwise than a fine specimen of what
skill and taste can accomplish.
A very heavy rain and wind storm
passed over this section on Saturday
Afternoon. Many of the corn fields were
badly washed and the wheat shocks were
completely soaked.
During the storm, lightning struck
Chimney of the residence of Mr.. W. W.
Logan, on north Nam street, knocking
off a few bricks but doing no other dam
sge. A large shade tree in the var d at
MIR. NJ. L. Waltons residence was snapped
off and the top of one Of the old locust
trees in front Of the court house was
blown down. Limbs we're torn from q
number of shade trees along the streets.
The impression has gotten abroad that
the Shenandoah County B. & L. Associa-
ton will not take money on deposit
This Is a mistake. II does take money
and Issue certificates therefor payable
any time after six montks on short notice,
with interest at the rate of SIX per cent,
per annum, and if the principal remains
with us the interest il paid semi-annual'
ly, on the last day of June ard December
All of the assets of the Association
amounting to over $3.50, 900 90, are pledged
as security for these certificates.
Address. E. D. NEWMAN, Pres.
or NJ. B. WUNDER, Secty.
P. o. Box 46 Woodstock, Va.
According to a celebrated anatomist
there are upwards of 100000 little
glands in the humon stomach. TIE {
glands pour out the digestive juices
which dissolve or digest the foOA. Ihdi-
gestio1 Is want Of juice, weakness Of
glands, need of help to restore the health
of these organs. The best and mos
natural helr is that given by Shaker
Digestive Cordial. Natural, becaute il
supplies the materials needed By the
glands to prepare the digestive juices
Id 1900 10 atrarothana and inviOOratAs