Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-03-26

Mr. Solomon Pence and little sor
Willie, If near Forestville, spent Mon.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". DIngledint
of this place.
Mr.. T. b Rio hey has torn down the Old
carriage factnrg, on Man street, and viii
erect new cottage to take its place. 1t
Will be a great improvement to that part
of the town.
Miss Mamie Grabill, who has been
teaching at Lebanon during the school
term Just closed, returned to her home
here Tuesday. She was accompanied 10y
her friend, Miss Annie Hughes. of Char
lo ,tovu. W. Va.
The Na,m days of last week and the
first of this has made great change IN the
appeararce Of the wheat and grass, the
fields being covered with carpet of the
brightest green.
Cart. S. II. Bowman has commenced
the work Of remodtling the building
formerly used for our Graded school on
the corner of Muhlenberg and Court
streets. aud will soon have it transformed
INTO modern business structure.
The bnds on the fruit trees are oOnsid.
erably swollen. and few days more OF
warm weather will bring out the peach
bloom. The fruit crop is evidently in
dan gsf. as a hard freeze now would de-
sss6y much of the earlier kinds.
The lady who wishes TO purchase
good, durable. we'll fitting shoe of the
latest style, should examine the large
stock, Just received by
P. L. Yates & Son.
Geo. R Geary & Co. have just receiv-
ed a car load Of buggies, phaetons. car
riaees. &C., which will be sold at the
lowest prices. These gentlemen are ow
long a large business and will furnish
sou goods as low as they can be bought
anywhere. G,ye them call ifyou want
anything in their .lne'
Miss Viola James, young lady EN-
ployed IN the Jones Knitting Factory III
Winchester. tainted while at work in
factory, recently. She revived and was
taken to her boarding houSe, bit fsw
hours later she was taken sick again,
diving IN great agony beforss physician
could be summ)n9t.
The boys and young men who indSlge
in scufli ng and bOrse play on the side
walks at night, should be more careful OF
passers by OF should be made to DO so.
One evening last week, while seversl
persons we're engaged in this kind of
rough play they knocked lady down IN
the mud. This is the second or third
time this has happened, and it is time II
shoulu be stopped,
Anunber eff new steel book cases aud
file racks we're placed in the county
clerks Office this week They are en-
closed With rolling or Siding steel cur
tains, while the inside racks aud Edges
are provided with rollers that will save
much of the wear aud tear of the bind
ings of heavy books, in taking them out
and putting them back in their places.
Mney are also a great protection from
M.uow,e1ge an invitation to at
nSIng of our young friend
Keller, and Mis-: Emma
= ter of Mr., and Mrs. S.
field. Illinois,
k2;th, 1897.
of Mr.. and Mrs
on the river a
Aand has many
fho along with
laid his bonn )
yfence OF the United
"a, of last week. with
Presiding and a large at
Ydelegatvs and visitors. Rev
OFT was elected secretary an(
gyer of the church erection Board
Yich is composed as follows: ). w
Howe. ]. R. Ridenour, W. B. Berry, A
r. Mover, G P Holt, and c. II. Crowell
The Conference voted unanimously t.
hold the next aunaal session at Tom
Brook.
Read Horsey & Atwelps big Lew ad. il
this issue. They have iast gotten in
.plendid stock of new and stylish cloth
ing for spring AMI summer. AMI can nj
and please any shape and taste. Thi
p 6rm carries nothing but such goods
they can warrant az represented, an'
have earned a high reputation for sqnar
and honest dealing. The head salesman
and manager Of their Woodstock es
Enlistment, Is always polite and atten
tive, and has won the regard aud goo
will of all our people
The thieves who have been bredkin
E into and robbing stores 10 tho lover Val
: Lev have at last reached our county. o
B THURSDAY night of las. weak the store o
Benjamin Baker, at Fishers Hill, wa
entered and robbed Of a lot of goods, an
a small amount of money that had bee
left in the money drawer. The post offic
which is located in the same buildln
was robbed of a small amount
stamps. 1t Is thought that 1t may ha
been the work of several tram
who had been seen loa6ng along the raj
D road, bot It was more lik slv the work O
a TesHiar ssag,
The following persons were o0'scted
|, delegates to the convention to be he
next Saturday to nominate Distri
4 Ulcers for StonewalI District: L.
K lesley, Jos. sager, Saml. Hepner, w
p Clarke, VIM. Neeb, RObt. Painter, Tyl
sager, J. L. Campbell, Milton SauI
kHenry Gochenour, C. W. Spiker, WI