Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-04-12

can get and will pay top prices TOT d soo'
article.
About this period look for long faced
married men. The furniture is all in the
ward and the musical tattoo Of the carpet
beater has commenced.
Al. Jamison has large lot Of choice
yellow corn for sale.
There will be DO preaching in the Pres
bvterian church next Sunday, owing to
the absence Of the pastor at Presbytery
in sbepherdstown, W Va.
Mr.. David II. Walton lost tine colt
last week The animal got caught IN tue
stable in such a way as 20 break one OF ITS
legs 80 badly that 1t could not be set ana
the colt had TO be shot
wASrED-5OO tons black oak bark.
NJ. H. Hotel.
Circuit court adjourned Tuesday after
a weeks session. On Friday the sale OF
the HERALD Office 10 Mrs. /. V. Riddle
berger was confirmed. The email nder oil
the session was occupied by ehaneery
business.
Can't. james c Baker and Lieutenants
s. Walker and Thomas L. Dosh lett
on the afternoon train last Wednesday
for Roanoke to be present at the election
of field officers Of the Second Virginia
Regiment, today.
have a full line Of spring phosphates
NJ Toms Brook and Woodstock.
A. L. Jamison.
The Virginia Photo. Co. will reach this
place the latter part of the month. The
work Of Mr.. Glen, the artist IN charge,
has given entire salts faction in all towns
where be has visited. Read the adj. head
cd aT,ook oat for us 10 another column.
Bills have been posted around town an
nouneing the coming Of John Robinson's
great show. The exact date is not known,
but it is expected TO exhibit here in July
This gives the small boy plenty Of time
TO secure the needful 70 see the animals.
Mr.. Frank Irwin, Of Mt. Jackson, was
slightly psraly zed in the county treasur'
er's Office on Saturday last. DR.. II. H.
Irwin was called in and rendered the
necessary medical Attentions. Mr.. Irwin
recovered sufficiently TO return to Mt
jackson on the afternoon passenger train.
WANTED 1900 tons chestnut oak
bark. NJ. II. Hotel.
Fire broke out at Warenton last Sun
day morning destroying dwelling house.
store house and ware house and damaging
several buildings. The fire was the work
of an iDceAdiary. Two men were seen
coming from there just before the fire by
eolored woman, but she cannot Identify
them.
Mr.. II. S. Pope, travelling agent for
H.H. Warner q Co, Of Rochester, \. L.,
the largest proprietary medicine house in
the world, has been in town superintend-
ing the advertising Of the firms prepare
tons, Warmers Safe Remedies, Warmers
Safe Log Cabin Remedies and Warmers
Safe Yeast.
have a full line Of double and single
shovel plows at Toms Brook and Wood
stock. A. L. Jamison'
There was good crowd in town last
Monday, and the horse buyer and imPle-
ment agent were on deck. The bulk o.
business was transacted by them. Up
wards Of eighty horses changed hands
the buyers securing the most Of them -
About g 900 was thus distributed amoni
our farmers. The horses in most case
brought good prices
Deering Binders ard Mowers and bin
der twine for sale by NJ. II. Hotel.
The phones used on the telephone lin
extending through the Valley were takei
out last week owing to the decision II
favor Of the Bell company. This decision
gives the Bell people the sole right T.
operate this style Of phone. We under
stand that the line will be converted int
= telegraph line, which change was mad
also last spring. but last winter phone
we're again put in.
an ~ ,yas instantly kille,
near Lilly, Rockingham county, recent.
by being struck by falling limb OF
tree be was standing near. At the tim
Of the accident he was engaged IN cuttln
timber, assisted by a companion, VIII
made q very narrow escape. Mr.. JOSEF
was in the twenty-frst year Of bis age
He was highly esteemed in the communit
in which he lived.
have On hand the finest stock Of bug
gies ever shipped to the Valley. Pnee
rock bottom. Call and look at them.
A. L. JamisOn.
There is one practice that many peopl
who attend church have that is very uu
mannerly and unbeeoming IN either SCI
and that is topping themselves down
the end Of the seat, when the center Is III
occupied, and eliDeing to 1t with dealt
like te=aclty then sitting there as
bOlted to the floor with railroad iron an
compelling others to scramble oyer the
pedal extremities as best they can.
LIT. GRE. stOneburner will buy
the black and chestnut oak BARK they ca
get. delivered at Edinburg, for whiC
they viii pay the highest market price
spot cash at the scales.
Intelligence reached here last week Al
nouneing the death Of Mr.. George
Varneu, Of Mt. Vernon, Illinois, age
ffty-wven years. Mr.. Varnen was he
in tho highest esteem by the people in Il
place where he lived and at the time
his death was mayor Of Mt. Vernon. I
was closely related to MT. George Bend
and Mr.. william b. OFT, and some yea
ago visited this place.