Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-03-27


GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
o,r farmers complain that much Of the
clo,er has been frozen ont this winter
MAE. Miller, photographer, will re- .
main in Woodstock with his gallery until
April l4th.
E.o,er will occur on tho 9Th Of April /
The boys have already commenced 70
pick.
The farm Of the late John B,an' OF
Rockingham county. l25 acres, has been
.old 70 jacob ;. Sellers for 500 per acre
Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's
SANITARY Lotion. This never fails Sold
b, IawrS. Bios. & Co., Druggists, Wood
stock. Va.
We are pleased to learn that the mill OF
Hotel. Smith \ Co. will resume operations
At once. For full particulars see adVer-
,isement in this issue.
Honsys.-I want TO buy 30 head Of good
draft and driving horses. Call at Shenan-
do.h House rom Monday until Saturday
JIM. McCUMsEr.
Rev. 5. G.. Ferguson has been appointed
TO the charge Of the Methodist churches OF
Woodstock and Edinburg Rev.J.R Van
Horne goes 10 Loudoun county
A telegraph line has been completed
from Harrisonburg to Bridgewaier' and
will probably be extended to striOi'ns
Springs.
To-Day AND TO-MoREOw.-What yes
,erday was and tomorrow will be to-day
You should 10 to-day aud buy bottle oil
TAYLOR. Cherokee remedy Of Sweet Gum
and Mullen for your child may hav e group
Tonight. Tomorrow viii be too late
CED utrow. Passenger Agent B. and o.
railroad, shipped over his road on Iue'ua!
, last eighteen persons for the West some
10, Kansas. Missouri Illinois and Caliior-
M. They were from Augusta Rocking
- Shenandoah and Frederick counties
ui.. Eliza Coamau was before the May
d, on Monday last on a charge Of getting
h,,,,.r sour. &C.. by the use Of Mrs. Camp
hsps name. She was found guilty and
was sent up for sixty days.
1ohn O.. who lost his hat when at
Washington to attend the inauguration
.aw il the other day. 4 colored gentle
man from T. seems TO have the pleas
ure Of wearing Johns churn.
Tho Morgan mare, belonging to Joseph
sw,rtz died March a, l575. She was the
mother Of Il colts. Mr. swartz informs Il.
that he sold II Of the colts for sl7OO ana
hiss the others on his farm. Who can beat
this
david Lee has been appointed to succeed
YIN NJ Clements as general superntend
- % the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Il
da,. from April lst Mr.. Lee has been IN
the employ of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road for thirty years.
Have you a cough' Sleeples' nights
,...A no longer trouble yon. Tho use OF
Ivors Cherry Pectoral, before retiring
ii, sootho the cough TO quiet, allay the
determination. and allow the needed re-
- II will, moreover, speedily heal th'
a.Imouary organs, aud give you health
,hld was found dead yesterday near
IN on the lands Of II. c. Allen. Tit
rid was evidently murdered and Pu
,b.rs 70 avoid detection. Il would no
h.ve hsen discovered yet but for the num
IA, os buzzards that had collected an
yer. feasting upon its body. Atter an IN
-, -, tbs coroner the child was buried
Little drops OF printers ink
A little type displayed"
Make our merchant bosses
And all their big parade.
Little bits Of stinginess,
Di.carding printers ink,
"Rust.Y the man Of business
And sees his credit sink.
r, vou are suffering from sense
.,,,,,s, eeariaess, try one bottle OF Ayer
e.,.snarilla. It will cost you but one do
"a will do you incalculable good.
Iii, do away with that tired feeling an
Give you new life and energy
TIL. r. & 0. aud S. V. Railroads ha'
- nassenger trafice arrangmer
~ wbieh through cars from Baltimo
and washington will be run over the
- r TO Roanoke and on to Ne
o.,a.Ds A train leaves Baltimore at 9
- connecting at Washington with ira
Ioaving that point at 9S5 a. m. vii
.hropgh sleeper for New Orleans
p..soxr.-Mrs. Laura sPengler, wi
I'M C. W. spengler, the agent Of the
20 railroad, at Strasburg, is visiting b
sister, Mrs. r. II. Lacey
NJ Joseph Lacey, of Gaithersburg, NJ
IL in town on a business trip
NEE. sommers, of Liberty NILS l
angs county. made business trip to o
.n~u this week. He returned home y
terday.
p,.ynrSo NosrRus--It has done me
much rood. | want you to send me U
me- hotties Immediately. l have be
amicted with Catsrrh for over ten years
fraoueptly my nose would bleed and lea
All nostrils in a dry, inAamed conditiC
with constant soreness. l experienced
:, sfter the first trial Of Ely's Cree
m It is the best of a great many re
have tried, and can fully reco
u. + Gill Madison, o., Editor