Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-07-30

Richey IS erecting On north Main stree
on the lot so long occupied by the Nor
rison carriage shop. The trOnt will DO
handsome one OF modern design. aud wi
present a very attractive appe ga 90
The WORK on it is now progressing rapid
ly.
4 full line of plow repairs for th'
Oliver, Rowland, Broadway and Syracuse
chilled plOws.
I'D. Boyer Il Son.
The report that bad sold my stock Of
mercL an iss to western firm is not true
1t is true however. that l desire to re
tire from public business. have turned
over my business in Woodstock aud st
/ Luke to my sons, who will conduct the
business IN The future at the above named
:.lsces. Thanking the public Dr theiI
rast patronage,
am very respectfully,
S. II. BOWMAN.
Our Conlcville correspondent sends Us
the news of the death on Sunday night
Of Mr. Philip c. Dellinger. who resided
between that place and Columbia
Furnace.
Mr. Dellinger was one OF our oldest
citizens he having reached the extreme
age of SO years.
Mr. DelI!nger was very kind and
hoe ptable man and loved to have his
friends under his root IIo was devoted
sontherner and true democrat through
ont his life. He was member of the
Lutheran church for many years.
The sixth annual Sunday School Con-
veution of the Virginia Synod of the
Lutheraa church, commenced its sessions
in Strasburg on Tuesday aud continued
until Thursday. Ga the last named day
the entire Lutheran Sunday School of
this place went down 10 a body on the
morning train returniag in tde evening.
They were accompanied by quite
number ofour people.
The regular delegates to the con ven .
ton from the school here are Mss Lizzie
D. 81 and Mr.. Marion Eberly.
Don't forget the oOlered camp meeting
will BE- held at Indian Spring Park on
the edge of town, beginning Sunday,
August 1st. The order OF exercises for
that day will be as follows; 10 a. IN
Love Feast, Preaching at IL a. m. and at
3 and p. m. A number Of able minis
tiers are expected to be present As i:
will be the first camp meeting ever held
by the colored people of the Valley there
: no doubt but 1t will be well attended.
The small admission of 5 cents will be
charged at the gate on Sunday to meet
the expenses of the camp. Good
order is assured as a special police force
will be on the grounds.
Clean up AID disenfect. Don't let a
single suspicious spot escape if you want
to guard against disease. Use lime
freely as well as the other good dl4infet-
tants now so plenty aud cheap. If you
are not cOnversaut with such things. Il
would be very good and safe plan to
consult your druggist who can give you
the information you want and can also
furnish with the best disenfectsnts at
the lowest prices, Your physician can
also tell you what to use as well as Low
to use it to the best advantage. Don't
neglect this important matter until it
may be too late to save the life of some
dear one
Mr.. William Walter Koontz, oldest son
of our genial and popular county treas
urer, Capt. Geo. w Koontz, and Miss
Margaret Leon Triplett. the very attrac-
tive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Triplett,
IT., prominent residents of near Mt.
we're married In st. Andrews
Episcopal church at the last named place,
at 6 80 o'clock on Tuesday evening, by
the Rector, DR.. ). NJ. GramUer, the
brides pastor.
On Wednesday evening the newly
welded pair and many of their young
friends were given an elegant reception
at the home of the groo ms parents uea
Woodstock.
10 our issue OF July the 9th, We pub
lshed letter from Mr.. c. V. Caldwell
of Greenfield. Ind., giving az account of
an old lady who was living with bin,
Mrs. Grigsby, who was born near Wood
stock 50 years ago. Her maiden name
was RACHEL Glen. At the age of II she
married Mr.. Grigsby aud moved west.
for many years. As soon as the Herald
came out Mt. Luke Glenn, native of this
section, but now living in Kansas, and
who was visiting relatives here, discover.
ed that the old lady was a sister that b.
had not heard of for many years and
bad long regarded as dead. He at once
started for Greenfield, but found his
sitter mad died a few days before his
arrival. Mrs. Grigsby was really 90 years
old, aud many relatives ace still living in
this section.
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People who get too tired, die. Life Is
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