Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1885-02-27

will be found at J. w. MARTIN >
schmitts Improved Cough Syrup the
best out Try 1t. % cts.
Oysters have been very scarce In this
Mace for the last few weeks, owing to
the cold snap.
The Diamond Shirt, equalled by few and
surpassed by none for sale yJ.W Martin
The lob work Of the HERALD Office has
been 50 heavy for some weeks past that
ak hand have been in constant employ
ment.
Ivory soap, a purely vegetable soap, con-
coded by all to be the best in the Market
for sale. by J. W. Martin.
Try schmitt's Cough Syrup. Relief
guaranteed. IS cts.
A big lot remnants in prints Will be
closed out at cents per yard, cash, by }.
W. Martin.
As,.e 20 to press we learn Of the death
Of Joseph Heller Of this place. Full par
ticulars next week.
Landreth's seeds are the best because all
old seeds are ,urnt mp every fall b.
schmitt sells them at cts. paper or by
measure to suit.
TIE Triumph Shoe, the best shoe in the
market. Every pair warranted by the
manufacturer. For sale by J. ". Martin.
The Martha Washington tea-party at
the Court House last Friday night was q
grand success. The net proceeds amounted
20 about sa5.
Fresh-packed lake herring just received
Special low prices by the barrel at
J.N. DAVIS.
Mems and boys boots will be sold at
cost for the next 30 days. Don't fail to
take advantage Of these bargains.
wv. MARTIN.
FfREl El-Shenandoah Fire Com
pany will have their regular meeting Fri
dav evening, Feb. %. 1885. A full attend
anee requested. Fines will be enforced
By order Of NJ GEARY, Captain.
Mr. Jesse Orndorff died at his residence
in this place Wednesday morning, Feb.
25th, aged IS years. Mr. DrndOrf was well
known and highly respected by all who
knew him. He will be buried to-day at
2 o'clock.
The revival which has been going on at
the N. f. Church, Toms Brook, closed on
Monday night, Feb. 16. There were p
conversions, thirteen Of whom connected
themselves with the church. The meeting
was well attended.
Cbildren's hoods and sacks are being
sold very low for cash. Call and examine
them at J. W. Martins.
We are sorry to note the illness Of Mr.. E.
+. Kidwell, principal Of our graded
school. He has been confined to his bed
for several days. The position will be oo-
cupied during bis illness by our most ex-
cellent superintendent, W. W. Logan.
few odds and ends Of ready-made
clothing must be sold regardless Of cost by
wv. Martin.
The special train on the B. & o. X. r.
will pass through Woodstock on Tuesday
night, March 3, at ll:4O PM, and will ar
rive at Washington I'95 AN. on the 4thi
returning, will leave Washington at mid
night on the 4th. Faro Ground trip $500.
A lot Of ladies cloaks will be closed out
at prime cost and no mistake, by }. w
Martin.
We call the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement Of J. c. Kennedy, real
estate agent, Winchester lie has farms
for sale Of all sizes, so that every one car
be suited. not only in acres, but also in
price.
The Pivot Corset, the easiest, best fitting
and most comfortable corset made, for salt
by J. w. Martin.
The Baltimore Annual Conference Of thu
NE. Church South will hold its next
session at Salem, Roanoke county, Va,
beginning Wednesday, March llth.-
Bishop Parker will preside.
The severe winter has been great i'm
pediment to farmers. They have don
but little if any of their spring blowing
This will 20 hard with them, as the.
were unable to SOW but a small quantit
Of wheat, owing TO the long drouth las
fall.
The trial Of Wesley Honesty, coloreC
for the murder Of Jos. McFaul, a youn
white man, on the night Of Nov. 1ith q
Winchester was concluded on the cath, b
verdict Of murder in the first degre
Tbejury was from Stanton. The judg
sentenced him TO be hung on May 18th.
We are sorry 10 announce the death
John Hausenhuck, President Of the Boar
Of Supervisors Of this county, and one
our best and most worthy citizens, whic
occurred on Monday night, February 20
1885. There was a large c0ncourse
friends and neighbors in attendance at q
funeral, which took place on Wednesd'
last. He was in bis sixty-eighth year.
want TO be z. NJ,
G.. And with the p Ms stand;
An ink-pad on the table,
A stamper in my hand.
And there before the letters
I'll work with glowing face,
And thank the great uuterrifed
For giving me the place.
Rev r. II. Fleming, pastor Of I
Presbyterian church of this place, has {
clined two calls rendered him by
Presbyteries of Roanoke and Greenbri
We are glad that he viii remain with
"a he is a faithful and earnest pastor.
is loved and esteemed not only by
own congregation, but by other denOf
nations of this place.
A good little Sunday school boy Of !
town called Hugh, was recently being =
of the goodness, mercy and other att
butes of his Maker, and was finally told
his older brother that Good can
everywhere adding, ale can see
through the walls OF this house" aye
said Hugh, II reckon he can With that
crack there TO look through" Hngh we
head. 1 Ig