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

year old, whose Turn ~ ""'
responded sullivan"
the teacher tainted, the superintendent.
had an eplleptic fit, and Dick cra~lea
under the organ. The Parsor after whom
he was named, was telephoned'
The vagrant dogs have commenced to
make poultry scarce in this country
considerable number OF chickens, turkeys
lneks. &c have been Sian sh'erel in ana
around town by these pests. The shot
gun policy is the sursst ani the best Tor
,hese useless and troublesome yagabonds.
Whatever tends to increase usefulness
by banishing pain and suffering, will GER
tainly secure notice aud approval. We
allude to Salvation Oil.
Insure your life tor % cents against all
the danger of a Cousumptlye's death by
keeping bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup convenient. II is the best.
Nc Milton Frayel and Mr. Josiah
kibief. living near town. had several
sheap killed and crippled few days ago
BY dogs. Two or three Of The dogs were
seen and shot, several of them being
valuable bird dogs that were fed and
cared for. and thus had no need to forage
ont for living, but seemed to 90 sheep
killing from pure, unadulterated eussed-
ness.
II Won aye cos'iec, don't Wait until
e,.tivene,, become, constipation, but take
Laxador at one. regularly and persistent
until you are cured.
DO not poison YOUR little ONES WIN
parcgorc. audanum etc. bui use Dr.
Bulls Baby syrup 10 contains nothing ~
iur,ou, 10 The infant system. 4
The "biast,d" weather still continues
and is likely 90 DO so from now on until
the gable cud Of The Garth tumbles INTO
the mud. Il has been raining ever since
the oldest inhabitant can remember, and
will not. from present appearances stop
until tie infant Of TO day becomes
totterine old grew head. The rain that
made Noah's Hood was a very small affair
compared with the everlasting weather OF
1s.9. although modern science has man.
aged to keep Of a deluge.
As usual orr Thanksgiving turkey came
ont Of barrel labelled "No. Herring
End quality" Thus 1t ever IS with the
poor newspa per man, while the delinquent
subscriber ieyels in luxury But, poor
fellows, their turn will come in the next
world where the poor overworked and
never paid pencil showers and type sling
srs will sit right in tue front row of re-
served seats, while the man, who in this
life always forgot to pay the printer, will
his case is just two awfulto talk
abort
A little child OF Mr. Geo. Coffman, who
Resides on South Main street, this place
received very painful and serious injuries
low a sad accident on Friday morning Of
last week The family were just about
10 sit down 70 the breakfast table when
the little child. inst old enough to walk
about the ROOM pulled a pot Of boiling
coffee from the table terribly scalding
itself oyer the head, face and breast. At
first it was feared that the little innocent
was fatally injured, but we are glad to
say that the prospects for recovery are
now quite hopeful.
How a large tannery, creamery a
canning establishment aud the Wood
stock Foundry and Machine shops in OPP
Grafton would make the old town grow
and prosper Just one year Of such push
would make the people Of this section
wonder why we all kept our eyes closed
so long. Give most any northern or west
ern town such natural advantages for
the above named industries as Woodstock
has and they will not remain uuimproy-
ed hardlya single day. Why SHOULD our
people remain SO far and so long behinC
the rest Of this rushing, prosperous coun
try
We learn that Mr.. Joseph Triplett. hay
| ing secured the right to use it, has put
force of hands at work to maoadamize the
road running from town through the land
ofM. V. French and W. T. Williams +
his mill on the river where it connect
with the main Fort road. This will be ;
great aud much needed improvement, a
the old road from the mill to town is
hard one TO keep IN good condition, an
has besides a number Of very long an
steep bills in it over which it is impossibl
10 draw anything Of a load especial
when wet or icy. Now for the propose
bridge at the river and this improvement
will be worth thousands to a large an
thrifty section of the county.
Mr.. Milton o. Crabill, a well-know
liveryman of Harrisonbnrg, was paralize'
at bis home in that place on Friday morn
ling of last week, aud died at an earl
hour on Saturday morning. Mr.. Craeil
has been a resident of Hlrri,onbnrs sine
TIE war and was very popular with
large circle Of acquaintance ami friends
? lie was a native of this county, being
' son Of Mr.. Amos Crabill, former wealth
aud prominent citizen OF Shenandoah, hi
residence for many years having been o
fine river farm a few miles from Woo
stock. where the subject Of this motto
was born. Mr. Crabill was Al years ole
q lie leaves a widow but no children. II
h. health had been very delicate for sever
f years. and his death though sincerely Il
d mented was not unexpected.
b We learn that Blmber aud William
the two seouudrels who broke iall at tn
place, proceeded TO get away in a vel
n leisurely and easy manner. They did n
seem to fear being taken. The first d.