Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1884-11-07

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Farmers are hOusing their good crops Of
corn.
Diphtheria is prevailag al Linden and
Bentonville and yicinities.
We had very heavy frost and ice ON
Friday morning.
hog weighing 100 pounds WAS among
the exhibits at The Chicago ca,ele show.
The HERALD Office is now 10 tie new
builaing on Court street Call to see u.s.
During two days Of last week ioi car
loads o; stock passed nOrthwara Owes 'e
Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
Halloween passed of very quietly here.
The boys did not have their usual amount
of fun. .r
The resideoce of DR.. Starke, near Gar
ters Bridgt, Albemarle county, was burn
ed last week with most OF the furniture
Corn husks denote bare WintN for
folks who sleep on such beds.
One of the nest features Cd ehe cold
weather is that it gets away wi'a Ihe hl-
tie Ay.
Mr.. VIM. French is preparing to build
a residence on his fathers farm.
We are glad to hear chat the Graded
School is in a ..verp furnishing condition.
We had a snow squoll on Thur'sr.
morning.
We give little local news this week
There is not much 10 gather.
The house cleaning brigade VII 5000
overcome the common enemy; fiics, orsti
and bedbugs.
The hot griddle will soon be the pla.-
form on which the buelwheat and corn
cake can harmonic.
Three colored persons were arrested and
put in Jail on lasi Tuesday night, zoo
breaking into the depot al New Market.
Over 1900 head Of sock ~a,.le lave
bean unloaded at Front Royal this lau.
Organize debating sOolties this winter
in your ueigb5orhoOd and ioie'est Your
young men in them.
Soou will tie shop windows oe 20 1eous
with Christmas goOts. Now is Toe tre
TO advertise in The BrEALD.
Did yoy ever try to ed't psner two
DAYS afier an election. u goa did moi,
don't say anything until you iry is
Rev. W. Rusmiselle has resigned tho
pastorate of the Lutheran cbu Oh go Stra'-
burg, and Rev. L. II. s',ole has been e'ee-
ted to succeed bin.
Some Of The farmer, inPs,e coco p a'o
ploughiog mp their Nleat fields ard re-
seeding them.
Next Monday will be our regular eoan-
~ court.
English sparrows are being ser' ed un Ia
Now York restaurants uuder tue name Of
reed-j'rds Perhaps ,he oest wy TO
abolish him is 10 eat him:
A lot Of Saratoga Trunks just received
at Grabilrs New Trunk and Harne..
Store.
The Week Of Prayer for yOuag men and
young mems christian associations
throughout the world. Will commence
November oh and eo0tinue uualthe l'th.
There will be no service ID ,ue Medic
dist Church on next sunday. The pastor
having been called to attend o centenary
service at another place in .ae Dis,fioD
Robes Of all kinds and prices az Grabill's.
lfyou want to get a good one. Call be- .
fore they are picked over.
The scarcity Of locals ibis week may be
accounted FOR 10y the aisouc' Of one IF .
our corpse, and the deep inteles foo are
election retrrus felt by the others
We are very souy 10 hear tat lun-
Der Of our fair ladies are 70 leave rs Cor +
some time. We hope they will have .
nice time.
The rumor taat Mr.. Blaine had died ON
Thursday evening reached this place about
o'clock and for while was believed by
many Of our citizens. All reioiced wien
the rumor was cooradicted
J.H. Grabill can be found az his store
on Court streei where he will DO pleased .
% see old subscribers of The Shenandoah
herald and settle up the old business.
Mr.. Isaac Haas, Of the Balir0reaH, is
spending few days with his father. We
understand he is having some Success i'm
hunting, but trust be viii leave few for
the less fortunate ones.
Election passed off very quietly. Great
anxiety was eyinced by 5otn parties,
while New York Iuug 10 the balance.
Good humoF prevailed. Shenandoah .
polled the largest vote she ever gave.
A change in the tchedule Of talAs on .
the 90. r. r. went INTO effect on tie
Valley Blaocb, Suofey last The train
going Moth, leaves Woodstock 800 o. 10.
and going South 2:24 .. IN.
The election passed oil quietly a' this
place and throughout V.9io'a. In 'he .
morning we had lsut nao, .ut :,
cleared up, and tho largest toie ever
known, was polled at this place.
Tho cold weather has given ihe store
men plenty Of business. The people gem
orally we're so much interested IN The
Presidential election chat they were ua-
conscious Of the change, and the man
that was always ready to cell h's nelsh-
Dor that It was cold, only looked anxious
and said "W1ats The newsP
An excessively Ia d winter from bns-
mess and financial point Of view, is look
ed for throughout sOutheran Europe, ow-
ing TO .he cholera and failure Of crops
The curtailment and stsgnadon ia Trade