Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1897-03-19

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Mr.. Philip Dingledine, of near Quick,
burg, has been hauling lumber from tina
: place for the Misses Bushong, near town
who will erect new barn on theiI
- farm.
IT We regret to state that Mr.. Harrison
!, CopD, well known resident of nea
p" Woodstock, fell from his buggy shed
Friday and sustained painful internal
. Injuries. DR.. d. Shaver was called il
and rendered surgical aid.
Mr.. Thomas Artz who lives on The
rivtr near S:onewall Mills, saw flock
Of over forty wild geese flying northwaiC
GA Thnrsday. of last week. A flock Of
these birls passed over town Monday,
going IN the same direction
Miss Anua Hughes of Charles Town,
w. Va i'll he in Woodstock. next Tues
day, March 23l, and will give lessons in
art embroidery. Parties intel ested will
please apply to her at the residence of j.
II. Grabill.
Rev II. c. Conner, pastor Of tie col
ored NJ. E. church here, for year past,
has been returned by the conference to
this charge or another year. Rev. c.,
we learn. has given much satisfaction to
his congregation, and by his uniform po-
likeness aud blameless life has won the
kindly regard of the whrts people as well
as those of his own color.
A ho1e attached TO a buggy, and
driven by two young ladies, Misses
| Hoiliugsworth, of Pugh's Ruu, few
miles. north of town, became frightened
oil north Main street, one day last week,
and commenced kicking viciously. He
fiualy got one foot fast in the front of the
buggy and the other over the shaft, and
falling broke both shafts. The Young
ladies were helped from the buggy and
escaped injury.
On Monday, Mr.. H. F, Miley. the
government weather observer at this
place, commenced displaying the regular
weather signal flags from ballard 5 at
tached to the court bouse steeple. These
signals will be displayed every day, aud
as the code is short, simple and easi y
learned, it will be no trouble to keep in
touch with the weather that is likely TO
prevail in this section for the twenty four
hours following lie hosting of the flags.
Merchants, especially in the country
stores. should keep a sharp lookout for
thieves. band of these scOundrels
have been operating in the uelgbDorng
county Of Frederick, stores having been
: broken into and robbed at Vaudeville,
: Kline's Mil, Stephen'ous and other
: places. Keep your gun loaded right up
to to the muzzle with buck shot, and
whenever you get chance at the rassals
Just tear them into fiddle strings.
The report published, in our last issue,
about Mr.. CALVIN Dellinger being wound
ed By lion was 10 the main correct
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syraug upon Mr.. Dellinger, clawed him
yerely and bit MIN upon the leg. The
Snds are not serious, but were very
-. Mr. Deilinger knocko the lion
kary time aud finally subdued
hmen he retired from the cage
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