Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1888-01-27
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GENERAL, 10 after L ~
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and best known citizens, stu remains
quite IN. We hope to hear Of his speedy
recovery.
Go to A. L. Jamison for the South
Bend Chilled Plow. If not entirely salts
factory return it. No charges aud nothing
said. jan. 2O--st.
The sacrament Of the Lords supper will
be administered at the Methodist church
in this place next Sunday morning (29th)'
Children's meeting at night.
Remember that the original "Cheap
john" is fairly giving away goods at
Bradford's old stand, on Stony Creek, and
his stock is a tremendous one.
NoucE.-We are now selling best Hour
at $3.50 in barrels, and si.25 in sacks
Extra, in barrels, $500. Less than hall
barrel lots 2ic. per pound. RUsH Bros
Ifyou want pair Of real handmade
Buckskin or Saranac gloves go to Otis
old and well known establishment, where
a large stock Of the genuine articles will
always be found on hand.
The Board of Directors Of The Shenan-
doah Farmers Home Mutual Fire lnsur-
ance Co., at their meeting, Jan. 2lst, 1883,
elected Hon. P. w. Magruder President to
iii the unexpired term of the late Presi-
dent, Col. Levi Rinker.
A resident of Winchester, Va, says that
although no liquor can be bought there
since the adoption Of local option, every
stage that arrives brings whiskey to al
most every house, and Smith calls on
Robinson, and Brown calls on Robinson,
and they get drunk together.
From a correspondence between Staun-
ton authorities and Mr.. Samuel Spencer,
president Of the road, We learn that the
3. & O. R. r. people have not thought oil
building repair shops at any point IN the
Valley. The whole afair originated IN
the fertile brain OF a newspaper reporter
The members Of the Shenandoah Fire
Company are requested to meet at their
engine house on Friday evening, Jan. q,
At o'clock. This is the regular monthly
meeting. and all members are expected to
be present. GU. c.n.
WI. HAS, Secty.
The good people OF Stony Creek now
have a chance 10 strike bonanza. The
Great aCheap John has opened up ire
mepdous stock Of dry goods and general
merchandise at Bradford's stand, near
Edinburg, and proposes TO make the inr
av. Try him anS see what low prices
really are. lie will make your eyes open
wider than ever before in all your life.
Surveyors are now at work locating the
line and making estimates for a double
track ON the Norfolk & Western K. K. be-
tween Roanoke and New River. The
double track may be extended to Lynch
burg. II is highly probable that TINS
road will have double track its entire
length from Norfolk to Bristol This
great line is doing an enormous freight
business.
Mr. Peter HoshOur, our well-known
veterinary surgeon, performed a skilitnl
oreration a few days ago, upon coll
belonging to Mr.. Philip Harmon. OF Mt
Olive. The colt was a iine and perfectly
formed animal in every respect excepting
small fifth leg that grew ont upon one OF
the fore legs Just above the ankle joint
This Mr.. Hoshour carefully removed, and
the colt is now perfect and valuable
animal.
A total eclipse Of the moon Will oocul
IN Saturday. January 2stb, which will o'
v,sible throughout America. The moon
enter. the shadow at 4.30 p. m, and leave'
tbe shadow 9 minutes after 8. The to1al
eclipse begins at $50 and ends at 7o9 i
sill be seen that the eclipse begins before
sunset. the sun sstting on that evening a
55s IL. It will, however, be darl
enough TO watch its progress when II ge'
far enough advanced to be IN 'ne Nus
interesting stage.
Tn addition 70 the celebrated Baltimore
limited Oils, I have added 10 my STOCK IN
n West &. Sons oils. Their Royal ke'
onI guarantee has no superior on earti
and only a shade higher in price than tn
White oil. VIII be pl eased to have 20
t,va barrel beside any other Red OIL
Remember if mine is not entirely salts
factory there is no charge.
jan. 20-ft. n - ''''''''''
los Kelley, son Of Judge Kelley 40
sa;.or Of the Clineh Valley Ne'es, 10
5000 in gambling with a couple of sharI
ara At Tazewell c. H., few days ago III
money did not belong to him but was
part Of $1,000 that had been put IN n
hands BIZ a northern company LOT u
pnrpose Of purchasing mineral lands
Kellev. who is highly connected, bis vii
beine a daughter of Col'J. A. May ID
lett for other pastures in company VIII
two Of the gamblers who feeced him
There will be a public discussion,
pugh's Ron School House, on Inesa'
sveping. at G o'clock, on the followir
subject:
R,.oIred. THAT it is to the interest
A. iobor,nO class to have pr0teS'l
tariff"
Amrmative.-D. Z. W. Myers al
others. 49,.
The public generally are cordially
vited.
rx.senator .Jno. F. Lewis, Of Virgin
,niursd his eye some time since by str
ing II against a door in the dark /
wounded eye grew gradually worse, a
tilat last he was compelled to have u
movsd which was successfully perform
hvDr Marmion, Of Washington, d.
Al srst it was tho1ght that he won
make a rapid recovery but IN tho last Il
days tho pain III "i7
with such severity as to cause his ir'en
much uneasiness. He is still at the re
dence of his son-in-law, Hon. John A
bler Smith, 1446 @ street Washingt'
DC.
Mr.. David Glen, the postmaster at
Davids, PowelPs Fort, this county, chi
and moth er-in-law were all suddeI
taken i'll few days ago, the disease bel
very much of the nature Of severe ehol
morbus. with parOxisms Of intense griPi
pains in the stomach. DR.. Fred Hi'ey
Edinburg, was sent for who PronOun'
them to be suffering from something "
mueh like poisoning. Under his tire
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