Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1889-11-29

much needed article Our devil says he
is tired to death trying to keep out the
cold with only the warmness of bis heart
WOOD WOOD y wOODN
The highest cash p rices paid for eggs at
the Shoekey House. ID. II. JOHNSON.
There has not been much dust flying
this week.
For trunks, satchels, ana travelling bags
60 to Grabills.
Almost every industry is stuck in the
mud.
Everybody watch Bargelt's windows
and see new displays of elegant presents
almost every day.
Mr. Richard IL Rust died from conges.
tior Of the lungs az the residence Of Bis
son, Mr.. n. A. Rust, in Luray, on Tuesday
lin the 10th year OF bis age.
Another lot OF those sa'eablc trunks
Just received at J II. GtaoiIl-
The b. 4 o. depot at CharlestoWn VAS
broken into last week by tmeys, and three
trunks taken from the baggass room.
One was orened and rausae6cd
Can't you pay that small amount you
owe this office We vant IL pretty soon.
quick, now. right away. You understand
don't you Don't think We men the other
fellow You are the one.
A nice lot Of robes, buggy whips. har-
ness brides, &c, &c, cheap at
Grabili's
For health and happiness. the boon OF
all mankind, take simmons Liver Regu-
lator.
Washes aud breaks in the public roads
should receive attention at once and be
repaired before the ground freezes. II
will save labor aud money.
Prof Loisette's Memory System is
creating greater interests than ever IA all
parts Of the country and peasous wish
Ing 70 improve their memory should send
for bis prospectus free a. advertised 10
another column.
The farmers friend ia all emcrgeuc.es-
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Mr.. John Williams, aged about 80
years. son Of Mr. Robert Williams, Oh
Culpeper, on Saturday night fell from a
bridge into pool Of water and was drown
cd, though the water was only few
inches deep.
II You want a fine trunk, with double
trays, and well finished at as low price
as it eau be bought in the state Of Viz
einia, call at Grabill's, Court Street,
Woodstock. Va.
The grand ratification in honor of Gov
ernor-elect Mckinney, which was post
poned from time TO time on account of
Indictment weather, came of in Stras0urg
last Saturday and proved to be a grand
success.
SADDLES II have just finished lot o.
excellent homemade saddles, for men
ladies and boys Call at once and yo'
can find what you want.
J. II. GRABHI.
The new NJ. L. Church South ar
Kerustown, Winchester circuit Rev. +.
A. strother P. c.. was dedicated by
Bishop A.w Wilson Of tina Baltimore
Conferenc e, on Sunday morning. We un
derstand the entire debt was paid. The
hurch is a handsome one.
TRUNKs-I am prepared TO turns
irurks Of any style and Price, from th
best finished sole leather TO the cheape'
packing trunk on tie market. satcht
and travelling bags always on band, a
prices that always sell the goods.
J. Il. GRABHL.
At late term Of the Page Count
Court, Silas johnson was convicted
robbing Kite & Cos store at Marksvil
and sentenced to years IN the peniten
tiary. Also, Jonn Campbell was convicte
as accessory to the burglariziug Of NJ
Martin Strickler's store at the same plac.
and sent mp tor two years.
"Blood tells" We may not be able
infuss royal and noble blood into a man
veins but we can DO better; we can e.
pei from then, all impure and pois'nou
hurors by the uss Of Aver 5 sarsapnrill
Pure blood is the best kind Of roYal bloc
Mr. Frank Sbert was considerably IN
ured last Tuesday by a COW runniI
against him and hooking him, al Il
stock yard near the depot In this plac
II was supposed that bis srm was knocke
out Of place aud he was severely bruised
We are informed that he il now impr1
ing. DR.. Carter rendered surgical
tention.
All those heating and itching hume
of the scalp, so troublesome TO many p'
sons. are effsctually cured 10y the use
Ayers Hair Yigor. If not attended TO
time, these diseases are very liable to
suit In loss of the hair.
On Tuesday Of last week, while bur
ing alone in the woods near NJ. Nern
School Honse on MUDDY Greek, Roc
ingham county, Samuel White, aged abe
Is years, accldently let the gun fall fr'
his shoulder. The whole load was empt
into the right ankle Of the boy WIT
screams brought the school teacher 81
Fannie Paul, and her pupils 30 his a
IL is probable the leg will have 10
amputated.
A correspondent Of the Highl'
Recorder says. Jim Doyle, OF jack
river. whilst hunting in shenand'
mountain, was mistaken for a deer by q
Fox of Dry Branch, and receiTed wo'
from a mountain rifle, which aitei