Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-09-12

Mr. r. S. Rinker, of Rinkerton, this
county has invented and is now testing
= machine for cutting, carrying and shock.
;nr. corn It cuts two rows at a time,
securelv buds it with Irvine and then
In. the buodles in rows in stand ing
no.;t;op Il will take up all leaning OF
down corn.
On Saturday morning of last week a
verg valuable three year old colt belong
inc TO Mr.. NV. French, of this place,
became frightened and running at head
long spead dashed through heavy gate
breaking it leg so badly below the knee
that it was thoOght heat to kill the suf-
fering animal.
While Mr.. John Wiley and family we're
At church on Sunday morning, some thief
invaded his premises on south Nam street,
and stole lot of his chickens. Wiley
saws it is getting so bad in this town that
man can no longer attend church with
safety to his possessions at home. He
must hold his own prayer meeting right
in front of his chicken house with shot
gun in his band.
VIM. Rsdam's MicrObe Killer Co.
New Orleans, La:
have used the Microbe Killer in my
own family, as we'll as for several of my
hands on the plantation. for the past
twelve months, and find it to be of great
benefit in all cases. keep supply on
hand at all times. J. LEBERMoUTH
Salisbury Plantation.
June %, 1890.
Mr.. Sam. Sheetz had his right foot
badly bart on Friday morning, of last
week. He was coming out OF the mount
ain with $3.50 lbs. of bark on his wagon
and in putting down his chez K bis foot
slipped under the wagon the wheel pass
ing over it bruIsing it very badly and
pro5ab Y breaking several of the bones.
Mr.. Sheetz is one of the best teamsters in
the county, and his employer. Mr.. A. k.
Holliugsworth, greatly regrets the acct
dent, and hopes that Mr.. Sheetz will soon
be ready for duty again,
The news as it comes in from far and
near is exceedingly favorable for the sue
cess of our coming Fair. Never before
has there been as much or as wide spread
an interest manifested. Almost the en-.
tire county will be present while in the
sister counties of Rockingham, Page
Warren and Frederick almost as much
interest is felt. The adjoining counties
of VIVA, are aroused as they have never
been before, and there will be great
outpouring OF their people.
An influential daily paper of this week
states that in a certain suburb the young
people have oganized, and go in crowds
into the country cemeteries, renoYating
and improving the grounds. Who among
our people will engage and incite to this
commendable work Let the daughters
and sisters of old Shenandoah begin with
reverant hands to dispoil of briers and
rsbbish the graves that hold the precious
dust of forms once so beloved. 1t wOuld
be better still for official aid to cooper.
ate.
The Shenandoah Baptist Association,
which comprises nineteen churches in
Virginia and West Virginia. lately held
its eighth annual session at Charlestown,
Jefferson county, w. Va. The meeting
was presided over by the president Rev.
Julian Broadus, who was reelected presi
dent for another year. J. N. Laws was
elected secretary, and T. D. Gold, treas
urer. The annual sermon was preached
by Rev. w. A. Pearson, of Front Royal,
Va.
Capt. w. A. A. Albeit, who has long
been with Messrs. Percival Il HattOn.
Real Estate aud Insurance brokers, Des
Moines, Iowa, and is one of the best
known and most respected business men
that city, says al can testify to the
good qualities of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. having used it in my family
for the past eight years, can safely say
it has no equal for either colds or croRp.'
so cent bottles for sale by F. R. Irwin &
Bro, Druggists.
Mr.. Saml Hotel, living on the river
near town, lost two fine cows one day
last week. They broke into corn field
and gorged themselves with green corn
before they were discovered, resulting in
the death of both in day or two after
Where the cows or other stock are II
pasture next to corn fields they should be
closely watched. The grass being almost
entirely destroyed by the long dry SPELL
is the cause of stock being unusually
breachy, and has caused the loss of a con
siderable number through this section
some of them being very valuable cows
295 FRENCHMEN ST., SAN FRAN CISCO
November 3, 1889.
Microbe Killer Co.:
Gentlemen--AfJer suffererieg from
catarrh for eight years, during which !
tried various patent medicines and was
treated by regular physicians, even spec
ialists, determined to give your MicrOba
Killer trial. After two jugs had been
taken an improvement in my health be-
came perceptible, which steadily con
tinued. Now l am taking my seventh
Jug. am so far recovered as to entertain
once more hope which l bad long lost
that of a complete and radical cure.
Gratefully yours,
HENRY REGG 10.
For sale by C. P. Hlsey, Druggist
Edinburg, Va.
Mrs, Hopkins, wife of J. s. Hopkins, o.
Strasburg, Va, died on Saturday morn
ing a week ago. from violent attack O
cholera morbus, contracted on the Thurs
dav before. Her remains were taken (,