Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-02-19
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.


students, during the Normal tern.
If YOU want tooth extracted without
pain 20 TO DR.. Locke. He has prepare
ton for the gums that destroys all pam
We know this to be a fact from our own
experience.
Abs. nice fresh prunes for 2oe at
Geary's
The news have been put in the new
Lutheran church, in this place. IL IS
handsome. commodious and convenient
room, and reflects great credit upon the
energy and liberality Of the congregation
Hats, cans, boots and shoes positively
at COST at Davis's.
Mrs. Joseph Maphis died at her home IN
Mt. Jackson, on Monday Of last week
She was the mother of Mrs. Jno. p. Lonas'
Mrs Matt Funkhouser, and ono single
daughter aged sixteen years.
CONFEDERATE BoNDS.-I am buying
Confederate Bonds. A. G. WYNKoor'
Rev. r. H. Fleming of this place. is
now in Romney, W. Va, where he is as
sistins Rev. Mr.. Finley in conducting an
interesting series of meetings.
Don't fail to call at Jamison's warehouse
and examine the Light Champion Steel
Binder.
The annual meeting Of the councils OF
the Woodstock charge, will take place IN
the Lutheran Church, in Woodstock, Feb
nth, 1886, 10 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
A. A. BUsHONG, Pastor.
Hominy, beans, corn meal and cat
meal for sale by NJ. Geary.
Mr.. L. S. Walker, our county clerk was
unanimously elected, on Thursday, d.
rector in the Shenandoah County Bank,
TO FIJI the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton of Mr.. z. J. Fravel.
Ar Cosr.-s suits and oyercoats at
COsT at Daviss.
Normal Institute term Of 10 weeks,
will begin April 18th.
W. T. Moss, Prin.,
Woodstock, Va.
Once more the roads are smooth and clean
OF all debris and Of dregs,
And now the suited wheelmen have
A chance to air their legs.
Wanted 200 bushels Irish Potatoes and
80 bnsbels onions. n. Geary
MFR. Dolpb Snyder, son of Rev. j. 4. I
SNYDER well known in this place has /
purchased the Strasburg Ners' and Will /
take charge of the paper March LIST. We
wish him every success in his new career
IA journalist.
still as always far ahead i'm prices for
country produce. >. \. DAVIS
The Irish National League will hold
five DAYS meeting, commencing Oh the
10th inst. and closing on the night Of the
Goth. at Newark, New Jersey. Senator II.
H. Riddleberger has boon invited, and
will address the assembly on Saturday
night.
Zoe in silver paid 10 all customers who
buy sLOO and upwards in goods for cash
at Davis's.
Don't forget the nights Of March lst, 81
and 3rd, at Irwin's new Opera House when +
the celebrated Kittie Rhoades troupe will
give our people chance to see some
splendid acting. Lovers Of fine acting
need have no fear Of this company, they
come up fully to all their promises every
time.
READ Tms-I have on hand great
many heavy overcoats and meu's suits
which will sell very cheap for tho next ,
fifteen days ! want TO make room for .
spring goods N. GEARY. ,
certsin photograph gallery in this {
place has been turned into a sporting re- 7
sort, and little games Of ten-cent poker
are INDUCED in all night. The boss pho Z
tographer is rather salty over it, and clubs
will surely be trumps in the next game he
catches them at.
An illumination Of the Endless Caverns,
near New Market, will occur Friday, Feb
ruary 49, 1856, at 1890 p. m. promptly,
and every Friday thereafter during the
season. REUBEN LIRKLE Proprietor. 7
Mr.. Jay Gould will be a bankrupt in c
side Of the next two weeks, and the back
bone Of the great Western Union Tele-
graph Monopoly has been broken at last.
The new line from Grabil's harness estab-
lishmens 70 Shug" Borum's Office has
been built, and now we can look for big
drop in rates.
Rev. Frank Pitman, of the Presbyterian /
church, a native Of this county, and well
known to our people. is now in charge Of
a mission church In W. Va, where he is
doing a good work During last week he
had nine additions 10 his church, all Of
them heads Of families except one very
promising young man. lie his very popu-
lar with the people Of his section.
jamie, little daughter Of Mr.. Robt. c. !
Hoshour, Of this place, had narrow IS I
cape from drowning in the cistern at Mr. I
Scott Browns residence, on Main street, = !
few days ago. She fell into the cistern {
which was full Of water at the time, and I
after sinking twice managed to catch TO a
projecting brick. Her screams brought I
Mr.. Brown who quickly rescued her from {
her dangerous situation.
Mr.. VIM. Saniues, Of this place, sec
ton hand on the railroad, was painfully
hurt on Saturday last, while working at
slide in the cut near Tumbiiog Run bridge
in this county. He was assisting in load
ing heavy rock on to car and the rock |
clipping caught his left hand crushing the
two front fingers badly. 1t is feared that
a portion Of the fingers will have 10 DO
Amputated.
The largest shipment Of fat cattle ever
made from this county was made from Mt.
Jackson, on Saturday, the 9th inst. There
were about $40 head, filing Il cars, and
requiring two heavy engines to draw the
train. The cattle were shipped to New
York where they will be slaughtered and
shipped to Europe. The stock was sold
by Gen. G. s. Neon. J. A. Carter, Mike
BIRD. Jno. p. Miller and others.
The Rev. Daniel B. Ewing, D. D., pas
tor of the Old Street Presbyterian Church,
Petersburg, Va, and one Of the most prom
inent ministers Of the Southern Pres
bytery. died Saturday, in his 65th year
lie was born in Rockin CHAM county, Va,