Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1886-04-16
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Now is the time TO advertise your goods
for the spring trade.

incubator.
Mr.. B. P. Newman is having an artesiaI
well bored at his residence short dis
lance below town.
A Pennsylvania iron manufacturer pro
poses establishing an iron furnace a
Kimball, Page county.
Go to ]. Rhodes Son, Saumsville, Va.
for your millinery goods. All the lates
styles.
1t is strange thing that a man wh'
knows exactly how TO run a newspaper If
always engaged in some other kind oil
business.
A silver half moon, or crescent with the
initials W. II. II. was lost between Main
and Church street. Finder will please
leave it at this Office
Call at the WoodstOcl Land Agency fol
Real Estate Circulars. A. G.. Wynkoop 4
Co, Real Estate Agents aprDOm'
The Virginia Organ Factory at Dayton
Va, which was recently burned, is to be
rebuilt. This kind Of pluck deserves suc-
cess, and will realize it.
Don't fail to call at Jamison's warehouse
and examine the Light Champion steel
Binder
Capt. Bolivar Ward, formerly Of llau.-
sonhurg, has resigned as one Of tho guards
TO the penitentiary, and n II. Crane of
Culpeper, appointed to fin the vacancy.
Mr.. Ralph Estep, Of Shenandoah has
bought the house and lot at the East End
of Luray, formerly belonging to Mr.. Jo-
seph Williams, and will move into 10 next
fail.
Three colored prisoners, two OF whom
are charged with house-breaking and the
other with larceny. escaped from Jail at
Bsrryville. Clarke county, Va, Thursday
night
Farms. Mills, Factories and Town
Property, for sale. A. G.. Wynkoop a
Co. Real Estate Agents.
Phil. G.. Fravel has opened his splendid
new stock ofmillinery. Everything Of the
newest and latest All the dear, sweet
novelties, Just too lsvely for anything
Come and see ust how cheap il all is.
Newspaper advertising compsis inquiry,
and when the article offered is Of good
quality and at fair price, the natural re-
suit Is increased sales.
"sHENANDoAH" will return 70 Wood
stock on Tuesday next. and remain all
week. and will be here every other week
hereafter during the season.
d. j.. CARTEH.
The officers Of the Second Regiment of
Virginia Volunteers will meet i'm Wood
stock. Thursday. 22nd instant, to elect a
Colonel In place Of Col. w L. Bumgara-
ner who resigned some time since.
The annual meeting Of the shenandoah
Fire Co. will he held on Saturday evening.
April goth. Every member is expected 70
b. present. W. I. DosH, Capt.
NJ. d. Lindamood, Sect'y.
The RI. Rev. A. VI. Randolph. d. d..
Assistant Bish op. Of Virginia, will preach
N Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
Church. Woodstock. Va. Wednesday
night April 2sth, 1ssG. The public are
cordially invited.
Monday, court day. brought n large
number of people to town. Horse buyers
were ont in force and horses were tolera-
Div plenty. About 80 head were sold at
fair prices.
We regret 70 say that Mr. Isaac Haas,
an old and much respected citizen Of this
place. is quite sick. Il. is feared that 10
has contracted pneumonia. We earnestly
bore to hear of his complete and rapid
recovery.
DR.. T. +. Locke viii be in Edinburg
April Goth. Persons requiring his services
should call on him at the residence Of Mr..
J. Z. Rinker, opposite the depot. DIR.
Locke will visit Edinburg on the lst and
3rd Tuesday Of each month.
Opening Of full line Of Millinery
Goods. May LIST 1856, under the supervision
Of Miss Emma Saum. Ladies, come in and
examine before purchasing. }. Rhodes q
Son, saumsville, Va.
When a person dreams Of cabbage, II
means health Of beans, Discussions peas,
good luck; oucumbers, sickness; onions,
quarrel with an inferior, and Of lettuce
poverty. Many printers dream oflettuce'
quite frequently.
Messrs Kooni, & Grandstah are rnn-
ming the well knswn Grandstaff flouring
mill in Edinburg, and will push the busi-
ness right along Mr. Joseph Vincent will
be in charge as head miller Read their
advertisement in this issue.
Mr.. c. A. saum, for some months past,
assistant at the depot here, has gone TO
Vaudeville, Clarke county, where he will
have charge Of the railroad business at
that rsini. We are glad 10 hear Of his
promstion, as be is most deserving Young
gentleman.
A large gang If telegraph zen under
foreman WharGeld. are engaged IN string
ing two more wires along the railroad
Thi. makes three sets Of poles along this
line Of railroad. Business mus' be- brisk
IN the lightning Singing department Of
the h. & O. through this section.
A lare. amount Of fine hickory spokes
are being shipped from the depot here to
h. brought back in wagons. We guess, and
sold TO our people. 1t is about time 10
stop this thing and instead work up our
splendid timber and iron into articles to
supply other markets as well as this
RELIGIOUS SERVICES. Rev. j. S. Spen-
Ger who is this week preac ching nightly at
Salon School House, south Of this place,
will preach at the Christian Church here,
next Sunday morning and evening at the
usual hours and will probably protract
the meeting throughout the next week.
Public cordially invited 10 attend
Capt. Jas. c. Baker has purchased an
unfinished cottage dwelling Of Mr. Jas.
sbeetz, on Commerce street, adjoining tho
residence Of Nr. F. NJ. Sha1er, in this
place, and will have it completed at once.
It will make a most pleasant and desirable
home. This part Of town is destined to
build up rapidly with handsome dwell
ings.
A dispatch from Atlanta, Ga, dated the
Sd. saws that Mr.. f. C.. Bruffey, Of the
Constitution, was drowned in Toms Creek,
between Kingston and Rome, on the 2nd
lie had gone as special reporter to write
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