Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-02-12
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

Just think seven packs fresh roasted
Enterprise coffee for Sl.OO cash.
W. c. Barron.
Mrs. Newland, wife of Mr.. Joseph New
land, of Mt Jackson, died on Saturday
last and was buried on the following
Sunday
Don't fail to call at Jamison's warehouse
aud examine the Light Champion Steel
Binder.
Rev. A. p Funkhouser, Editor Of The
People, Harrisonburg, Va, paid US pleas
ant call on Monday. He was in Wood
stock working in the the cause Of Tenn
perance.
Alot of Heckendorn plOws for sale cheap
by Hotel Il Lacey.
Some of the boys and young mea Of the
town have been engaged for some days IN
reckless snow balling, regardless OF
passsrs by. Several ladies have been
struck. Why is this thing not stopped
Three dozen herring, p cts Mackerel,
Is cts. per dozen. W. G.. Barron.
The cross mails which are carried on
horseback from this place TO different
points. are again in regular operation and
on time. The riders had hard time OF
it through the deep SHOWS and bitter cold
Of tho last month or more.
Wanted TO exchange pine lumber for
good second hand one-horse buggy
WILLIAM TAMKIN, Edith, Va.
The wood and coal piles have been sink
ing away rapidly under the long spell OF
cold weather The expense for this
winter has been very heavy and has been
severely felt by many. We have never
heard as many hearty wishes for warm
weather.
Porto Rico molassos, 40, so and 10 cts
Large stock of syrups, and New Orleans
molasses Of the finest quality
W. c. Barron.
DIR. Lemly, Dentist of Mt. Jackson
was accidentally shot in the right hip a
few days since. While playing with a
friend gum boot was thrown at him
striking b IN on the hip pocket explod-
ing a pistol that was in the pocket
the ball ranging down the thigh, inilicting
painful but not dangerous flesh wound
Wheat grits, hominy grits, corn meal,
-four. navy beans, peas sc. W. c. Barron
The colored band, Of this place have
lust received some fine new instruments.
They are improving very much, and now
furnish excellent music. Woodstock has
more blowers on brass than any city OF
eoual size in the United States, and has
more brassy cheeks than the rest Of the
State combined.
An illumination Of the Endless Caverns'
near New Market, will occur Friday, Feb |
ruary 70, 1856, at 1890 p. M. promptly
aud every Friday thereafter during the |
season. REUBEN LiRALE' IropI'c'o''
Owing to the great press upon our |
columns this week we were compelled TO /
cut down the communications in this |
i..ne. We must ask our correspondents
10 bear with us as this thing will happen
sometimes.
Call at the warehouse Of Hotel & La
cev and see the Deenng Binder, guaran-
tsed the lightest draft, simplest and most
durable Binder on the market.
Mr.. Atwell Conner,a native Of this
county. well known TO many Of our people
Int now a resident Of Funkstown, Nd,
was married at the above named place to
Miss Rebecca Bender, or Wednesday, and
arrived in Woodstock Thursday, on visit
TO the family Of Mr.. B. Schmitt, his bride
being sister Of Mrs. schmitt's.
am still selling Rabbits best soap 4
cakes for % cts. We barron
A meeting in the interest Of temperance
Vas held in the Court House, IN this place,
on Monday. The meeting was well at
tended. and was addressed by Rev Mr..
Ferguson, Of the Methodist church, Of
this place. Rev. AP. Funkhouser, editor
Of The People, Of Harrisonbnrg, and Mr..
Tstum. a youth from Bridgevater, Va.
Tomatoes are advancing rapidly. VIII
offer the same at $500 per dozen. They
will certainly 20 higher ". c. Barron.
DENTAL NorIcE.-Dr. T. ?. Locke will
be in Edinburg on Tuesday next, Feb.
10th. and will visit Edinburg hereafter on
the first and third Tuesdays Of each
month. Ofice at the residence Of Mr..
Jacob Z. Rinker.
We are informed by correspondent at
Mt. Olive, that Mr.. William Grove, living
at that place, killed black snake, on
New Years day. that measured FIVE feet in
length. and was quite active and nmble.
A there are no bar rooms in Mt Olive,
and Mr.. Grove has been a sober man all
his life there can be no doubt about this
being genuine black snake.
am selling the incest, clsancst Rio
cofee ever offered for ~ 10 cts per ID.
VIC Barron.
Court day brought only a moderate
crowd TO town, but sleighs were very nu-
msrous and Of every description from the
neat and expensive cutter TO the hardest
old trap knocked together in ten minutes
from the old boards from q played ont
fence. Everybody seemed in good hu-
NOR. and the HERALD's ghost story was on
every tongue.
Mnce Pie chewing tobacco fine navy
only 40 cts. per ID. W. c. Barron.
The Woodstock Cornet Band, 7. A.
shafer, leader, is making rapid progress
and il now a first class musical organiza
t;on. They have rented the Opera Hal
in the Burner Block, where they hold theiI
regular meetings for practice. If the
members would preserve little better
order. and not do so much loud Laughing
and talking during meeting hours they
vonld find it very beneficial.
Nav Lake herring, cents per 10. New
Mess sbad, cents per ID. W. c. Barron
The b. & OR. r. Co. has at last mad
{ walk across the depot grounds, at thi
Mace. 1t is built of cinder brought from
Martinsburg, and will make a good soli'
walk. We learn that we are indebted u
Mr. Chapman, the accommodating sgen
At this place, for this much needed i'm
movement, a. it was at his solicitation tn
york was done. How can the B. & q
.t.nd this additional e1pensei IL vii
certainly cut down the dividends or som
hi0 officials salary.