Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-03-12
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

The prospect for well-attendsd Normal
is very fine.
Don't fail to read the advertisement OF
Mr.. c. ?. Hisey in this issue. lie is a live
business man, prompt and accommodating
and is \ thorough and careful druggist
when you 70 to Edinburg call to see him.
and be convinced that What We say is not
empty sound.
Oliver Chilled Plows and repairs can be
had at Tripletts warehouse, near depot
A special train will leave Winchester at
O'Clock Sunday morning, lith mSt7 10
accommodate those desiring to attend the
Southern Methodist Conference now IN
session in stanton. Returning, the tram
will leave stanton at 8 pm. Round TRIP
tickets at court-day rates.
Wagons, plows, buggy rakes' iron shovel
plows and bu.giss for sale by Hotel "
Lacey.
Rev. R.H. Fleming, pastor Of The Tres
bvterisn church here, returned on nosy
la.t from Romney, w. Va, where he had
b.ep assisting Rev. W. Findley in conduct
inga,eries Of meetings continuing through
several weeks. On Sunday he prsaeh'd
to avery large congregation in his own
church.
The Deering Binder is the strongest ana
liehtsst draft binder on the market. Every
machine fully warranted.
lir. Robt. wilkins. living on Narrow
Passage, a short distance from this place.
had the hard luck TO lose one Of tho tnest
Ba.hav colts in the county few days
Aeo. ID broke its neck by getting II
through the bars Of the nanger. BE had
refused 500 for it only few days before.
CoSFEpRKArn BoNps.-l Am buying
Confederate Bonds. A. G.. WYNKooP.
BICYCLES for sale and to hire. Beginners
taught to gido. For terms apply Al b.
Sehmitt's Drug Store.
OYSTER SUPPER-Tho yOung ladies con-
Dected with the Episcopal Church VIII
hold an oyster supper FOR the benefit OF
their church, on the evening - Of March
l9th and Goth
COO tons chestnut oak bark wanted BY
Hotel & Lacey. Those expecting to ha's
bark to sell viii do well to call at once
The hours Of work Of the day hands Of
the p. 80. r. r. have been increased
from hours to 10. The increase Of pay
will be a good thing for the boys.
Don't fail to call at Jamison's warehouse
and examine tho Light Champion Steel
Binder
SPECIAL NoucE.-we are offering the
house and lot adjoining tho sherman prop
ersy. on Commerce street, at a very low
figure. Inquire at our Office. A. G.. Wyn-
hoop & Co.. Real Estate Agents. l2w.
COsT.-Fsll and winter dress worsteds
and prints cut down 70 COST to make
room for spring goods, At Davis's
NorIcE.-siuce small account is paid
more easily than larger one, have adopt
ID the co days plan, and will expect all my
customer. to settle promptly within that
time. j. schmiit. III
DENTAL NOTICE.-Dr. Locke viii visit
Edinburg on Tuesday next, March 10TH
and will be in Edinburg on the first and
third Tuesdays Of each month Office at
the residence Of Mr. Jacob L. Rinker.
The Deering Binder stands at the head.
Don't buy TIL you see it. For sale by
Hotel Il Lacey.
The old building on Muhlenberg street,
30 long the residence Of the late Miss
Betsy Erect, was torn down last week to
make room for new and more modern
dwelling. This property was sold to Mr..
Robt. J. Walker, and is one Of the most
desirable buildiug lots in the town.
Tho horse market opened brisk on Non
dAy (court day, with plenty Of buyers
and a good stock Of horses Prices have
improved since the court before, and a
number Of sales were made at fair rates.
Three car loads were purchased and ship
ped. The effect Of the money thus dis
tributed was felt through all branches OF
business and made many faces smile that
have carried nothing but frovns for
months past.
The nsbbisst line Of spring clothing in
the town Just receivsd-suits from $500
up-at Davis's.
Some time in January last Mr.. Isaac
Kern. Of this county, cut his ankle quite
severely. A few weeks later Mr.. slla'
Boshm. a brother in-law Of Mr.. Kern, cut
himself In tho knee with broadax-
About three weeks ago Mr.. Jas Kern, a
brother, split his foot from toes to ankle
with an Ak. and a week later Nr Isaac
Kern out himself again on the inside Of
ths knee-iolnt. On tbe same day Milton
Kern. another brother living at Van Buren
Fnrnscs. this county, cut Of one Of his
toes II is now thought that the next
member Of tho Kern family who handles
an will be certain 10 cut of his head
The Graphic Nor' tho illustrated
weekly Of Cincinnati, in its issue OF March
II. will be e unusual interest to the poo
nj. of the South, a. it will publish a
doubls-page picture Of the proposed monu-
ment 10 Gen. r. f. Lee, at Richmond, Va
tog.tber with portrait Of the lamentod
dead. The testimonial to the memory Of
the great commander will cost $2OO,VOO'
and will be one OF the grandest in the
country. The Graphic Ne'es' illustration
oft was prepared under the supervision
Of the successful sculptor, and will he a
magnificent affair. In addition, tho pa
DER will contain other interesting pictorial
ADD reading matter.
For sale by oil News Dealers.
Tn. condition Of the Reformed Gene
tory in this place Is constant reproach
20 that congregation, the town and to all
who have friends and relatives buried
there. The fences are down 50 that
stock Of all kinds have free access, tho
graves are trOdden by the cattle that
constantly Craze over them, the flowers
and shrubbery about destroyed and the
whole place has such sad air OF utter
negleet that 1t causes the blush Of shame
to flush the face Of the pas'er by. We
hope this thing will not be allowed to re-
mSin as 1t Is any longer. Don't wait for
acme enc else to make the start, but pitch
right in yourself and you will soon have
plenty Of help. Let II not be said Of
our people that they neglect the last
resting place Of their dead.
The f,liowin0 are the Appointments Of