Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-01-28

Mason, IN style Nhlcn deeply impressed
all who we're present. Come again, Bro.
Dryer, your friends will always have
welcome for yOu.
II you want the greatest bargain you
ever had IN Ladies' capes and cloaks, call
at once. at the store of P L. Yates & Son.
They have only a few lett which they
Will CLOSE cut, very low.
Two cinnamon have opened laundry
In Luray. One of these celestlals started
the business in Woodstock several years
ago, bat as he had none of his country to
talk with, poor TIE Toy got lonesome and
home sick and pulled out for some point
where his kind were more plentiful.
Miss Allie Hughes, Norfolk, Va. was
frightfully burned on the face and neck.
Pain was INSTANTLY relieved by DeWitts
Bitch Hazel Salye, which healed the
injury without leaving scar. 1t IS the
famous pile remedy, l.. R. Irwin.
Charlie Biedler, for some time a very
popular young salesman in F. S. Bowman
& Bros large stole In this place, has left
town much to the regret of his many
friends here, to take charge OF q store at
St. Luke, which be and his uncle, DR.
Jas. Snoot, have established At that
place Charlie made many friends here
who will wish him success in his new
location.
We regret TO say that Rev. Jas. R,
Campbell, d. D.. the newly installed
pastor Of the Christian Church here, who
has been sick for some days still cen
times quite i'll at the residence of Col
f. +. Stickley. on south Muhlenburg
street His early recovery is most earn
estly hoped for By our people upon whom
Mr.. Campbell has made a mo 81 favorable
impression in the brief time he has been
here.
On FRIDAY night, o. last week, a most
enjoyable social singing was held at the
house of Mr.. and Mrs. Robt, Painter, on
Pughs Run, a short distance north of
town. A number of our best and widely
known vocalists were present, 50 that
the singing was very fine Amoog those
present were Rev. Mr. Bushong and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. L. g. Walker, Mrs. II. c
Allen, Misses Lou Baker, Ethel Suckley
and Willie Tim mons, and Mcssrs. J. c.
Van Pelt. II. A. Kniesley. + c. Geary
| ID. ~ GrabiIl, and II. G.. Allen, of VOsd-
stock; Mrs. ~ n. Rhodes, 6rs. DAME
Ssum, and Mr. James Saum. Of Saums
vill; Miss Sue Doll, Mr. and Mrs. Saml
Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Spiker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Bauserman. and
Miss vernie Painter, OF Maurertown; Mr.
Jacob Fravel, Misses Cora, Ada,a Agne,
Fravel, Mr.. and Mrs Abram Hotel Mr..
Robert Myers and Dir. james Bowman
and sister, of the Pughs Run neigbSOr
hood.
After spending a most delightful eve
ming and heartily enjoying the elegant
Refreshments so abundantly provided by
Mr.. and Mrs. Painter, they retired tC
their homes greatly pleased.
If the commander of the battle-shlp
Texas brings the vessel safely back from
the Southern trip. be Will be entitled to
special recognition for excellent seaman
ship. His bravery also is undoubted
considering the record of the craft
Winchester Nsws-Item.
The Texas 10 one OF tho best yessels
IN The Navy. The cry against her is al
from u selfish Yankee source, simply
because she was built at Norfolk anC
nearly all her structural irons were mad
at the Tredegar Iron Works at Rich
mond and her engine at the Engine am
Locomotive Works of the sane cit Y, Tn
accidents she met with were all cause,
by stupid or Intentional neglIgenC
snch a. leaving her sea coo ks open Will
Ia the Brooklyn dock and allowing th
water to pour IN until ste sank. Woul
! not any other vessel 20 down under
? similar circums tancesi
, During the voyage OF the q let Il
Charleston. 5. c., some months ago, they
encountered terrible hurricane OF
tiattsras, and the great battle shil
Indiana the pride Of the Cramps. hal
90 put back 10 Norfolk. while the Texa
rode the fearful seas like a duck, an
: was pronounced by The commander {
The fleet, Admiral Bunco. and all Ii
officers Of the vessel the best sea boat
the entire feet. 1t locks strange to 81
Virginia papers joining IN the selfs
Yankee cry against one Of our be'
vessels because she was built 10 VI
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