Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-06-12
GENERAL LOYAL NEWS.

tween Stanton AID Baltimore.
A lawn party will be given at Lebanon
Church. on next Saturday night, FOR the
benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Hessiau Fly is reported to be damaging
the wheat in some sections of the county.
The crop will be short 1t is feared.
Cherries in small quantities have made
their appearance on this market. They
are rather scarce.
DIR. Walter Fisher. U. S. A. native Of
the Strasburg neighborhoOd, died on last
Monday nighS He was grandson OF
David Fisher, decd.
The contract for building the new
comfy court house at HarrisOnburg, has
been awarded to the WithrOw Lumber
Co. of Charleston. W. Va. for s45, 900.
Can't VIII Roller, Of Harrisonburg,
has entirely reco vered from the severe
surgical operation be recently under
went.
Mrs. Genl. Jas. II. Williams gave
most enjoyable party to the pupils of her
school on Tuesday night. The school
closed last week
Interesting communications rom
Calyary Z-pp, Toms Brook, and Davis,
W. Va, reached us too late for this
week. They will appear IN our next
issue.
Attention Is called to the advertisement
of the Valley Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION ~ this Issue. 1t is supported
nv some of the most substantial financial
men of the coanty.
Bud Fultz. of near New Market, was
tried before the U. S Court, at Harrison
burg. recently, for cOnceallng brandy. He
pleaded guilty aud was sentenced to the
county Jail at Woodstock, for three
months.
A healthy appetite, with perfect diges-
tion and assimilation, may be secured by
the use of Ayers Pills. They cleanse aud
strengthen the whole alimentary canal
aud remove all distractions to the natural
functions of either sex, without any
unpleasant effects.
The National Business College of
Roanoke, Va, continues its session
through the mouths of June and July.
New stundents are entering with them
continually. Their force of teachers
gradually increases with the enrolment.
Enter the National Business College,
Roanoke, Va, and be successful.
With the blood foil of humors, the
heated term is all the more oppressive.
Give the system a thorough cleansing
with Az ers Sarsaparilla and a dose or two
of Az eI's Pilrs, and you will enjoy Sum
msr as never before in your life. Just
try this for once, and you'll not repent it.
A brakeman on the n. & W. R. R. bad
his leg and foot so badly mangled on Sun
d " of last week, while under a train ex-
mining the air brakes, soma miles south
of Shenandoah, Page Co, that amputa-
tiOn was necessary. The unfortunate
man survived the operation only a few
hours.
Don forget the big Fourth of Jolly
Celebration and Pic-Aic Oh the FAIR
Grounds at Woodstock. The admission
to see all the races. take part in the
dances, and to participate in all the
other fun of the day is only % cents.
Come aud bring yOur lady, your wife
aud children.
Mr.. Jas. K. P. Hoover, of near Narrow
Passage, a short distance west Of here
was in town Monday for the first time
for a number Of weeks. he having been
quite sick for over a month with neural
gia an / severe nervous prostration. His
appearance shows plainly the suffering
he passed through. We hope be will
soon be entirely restored to health.
This section as we'll as mauy other
parts of our county, have been greatly
last. Vegetation Is growing rapidly,
she gardens presenting a promising sp-
pearance and the young corn is coming
on finely. The grass is also stretching
up and pasture is good. In a short time
home grown early vegetables will be
plentiful.
The following delegates left here Tues
day TO attend the session of the Virginia
Lutheran Sunday Schools, at Stanton:
Rev. A. A. J. BushOng Messrs.
Fed. S. Anderson, LynnwOod Yates.
F ank BusboDg and Mrs. Samuel
H. Bowman, and Misses Nellie
HOshour and Nary johnson Several
delegates from the St. Luke and Jadwyn
Sunday schools, we're also in the party,
but we were not able TO get their names
The Shenandoah VaIley, published at
New Market, says: "In DR.. F. f. Rice's
yard. about tSo miles north OF this place.
as we have been Informed, there is a
cotton wood tree which measures % feet
anil lDCDtb W circumference. mere 10
also in the same yard a white mulberry
tree-one half Of the tree bearing one
year and the other half next-whlch
measures IA feet and inches in cireum-
ference. The mulberry tree has nine
forks, airy one of which is as large as the
body of an ordinary tree.
The thirteenth anniversary of Rev. J.
A. Spyder's DsstOrate of 81. Mathews
Lutheran church at New Market, was
6ttlpgly observed last Saturday aud Sun .
day with appropriate exercises. A very
interesting discourse was delivered on
sunday morning ny Rev. L Seabrooke
of Winchester. Rev. c. II. Hockey, of
shepherdstowD. W. Va, closed the ex-
ercises with an able sermon at night.
Mr.. Snyder 10 one of the most popular
pastors of the Valley, and has greatly
endeared himself to the members of
his c. pQregation and 10 the people Of
New Market generally.
Eyes Examined Free.
Prof. H. Bronsteln, the well know n