Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-10-28

Next week, we can give the proceedings
in full.
We want wood, and want it just al
bad as possible. We arc out Of wood a
home and at the Office as well as at the
home Of our local editor. Please dom
let as wait for wood under such circum
stances
The reason why NJ. W. Magruder in
sures more property than any other
agent, in the county, is that he irepre-
sents only the best companies, insures
at the lowest rates, and adjust losses
with the least trouble aud delay TO the
insured. A trial will convince you that
this is correct.
Meeting Virginia Annual Conference
Methodist Church (coloredl; Washing
ton. b. c., November a-l4, 1898.
For the above occasion the South
ern Railway will sell tickets from points
in Virginia to Washington, d. c., al
greatly reduced rates; tickets on sale
November 7t,, sth and 9th, final limit
November IS, 1898.
Mating rugs cts. and floor oil cloths
i'm all the widths. cheap at f 5 Bowman
4 Bros
Itmatters not how carefully you put
ND your stoves, there is always risk OF
your house burning. Can you stand
loss Of Your house, without incouveni-
ence? If so, don't insure. IT, you can
not. consult NJ. W. Magruder, who will
soon convince you THAT he can write you
a policy in one of the best compa les,
in the world. so low that you cannot
afford to carry the risk, one week.
We are selling goods at the lowest
prices possible for cash or trade. Call to
see me when YOU come to town, you are
bound to save money. The Highest
prices paid for country produce. I. G
Locke, OPP. C. II.
The regular Democratic Committee Of
Shenandoah county held meeting in
the town of Mt. Jackson, Va, Friday
October 2lst. 1898, twenty members be-
ING present, 5. B. Miley Chairman PIE
siding. The meeting had for its object
general arrangements for vigorous
campaign. looking to the election Of the
Hon. James Hay, the Democratic stan
jard bearer. J. C. Towns, George II
Snarr and otheis were appointed as
campaign committee.
A nice line of ladies and gents slip
pler soles. now on hand, also German
town yarns, Saxony, Zephyrs, and al
kind, of materials for fancy work a
low prices. + s Bowman & Bro.
Mrs. Helen Whissen, the accomplish
wife OF Mr.. Henry Whissen. died a
Ednburg. last Monday. She wa
thought to be cOnvalescing from typhoi
fever when she contracted pneumonis
which fastened her death. She was a
excellent woman, highly esteemed b
all and warmly loved by those connect
ed to hei by family ties. Besides a loyiu
husband, she left a family Of small Chi
dren. The more tender the ties Of low
and affection, the more easily they seei
to be ruptured by the unfeeling hand
death. Her end was peace.
We waut to tell you, we are carryin
, handsome line of ladies' dress goods
Ian the latest novelties Of the season an
can be sure to please you, also carry
full line of linings Tor the dresses, sue
as hair cloth, canvas. perealines' can
brio. ,elisias, sc. and trimmings OF a
kinds. braids, silks, yelvets, you can NJ
90 amiss if YOU call on US for what 70
want, Bowman ' ''o'
The Concordla English District OF u
Lutheran Ohio Synod will meet in ext
session at Patmos church, near Calvar
Rev. MI. Carpenter, pastor, on No
2nd and 3rd, 1898. S. J. Z. Gollad'
and re. Wilkin have been ehos'
delegate and alternate, respectively,
represent the Shenandoh county charg
Rev. E. L. Tressel, Of Baltimol
Y president of Synod. viii preach
e patmos on Wednesday evening No
ID. over dozen ministers from Mar
@ land. Washington. W. Va, and Nor
5 Carolina are expected to represent
t Susan, "1Iary did you see that 4
rabella Jenkinson, this morning.
at Mary. "Yes, and didn't she have
Il prettiest cape on, you have SEEM Il
,. season."
Susan. THAT'S just what mean.
y, intended to get that cape myself, a
q when went for it last night Lin va
had sold it to her an hour before"
Mary. well told You that, if y
- wanted to get the pIettiest style, to
20 early.
II Susan, well, it only takes Yates t
= davs to get new goods. I'll make Il
W order me one, this week"
As we were closing up our forms
- this issue the sad news reached us OF
death of Miss Nevada Kniesley, cid
daughter. of Mr. and Mr'. L. c. Kni
lev. Of this place, after a lingeii
VI illness of many weeks. She pas
Se away just as the sun was setting
wednesday evening.
She was a devoted daughter and sist
m and her loss from the family circle "
ra be long and sadly mourned. NJ
re. Kneisley was CONSTANT member
Dm tive Presbyterian Church since ca
al girlhood, and died in the firm faith {