Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-07-18

be five dollars. o. iA'N
Mrs. Hughes would inform the ladies Oh
town, and country that she has lot Oh
fine hats, and bonnets just purch ssed at q
bargain. Fine, black, leghorn hats Sl'So
and 81 80. We have line of trimed goods
to which we invite especial attention as
they can lie sold at hal of first cost.
An engineering corps is engaged ID sur
veying a route from point on the ran
road for narrow guage road to Liberty
Furnace. They are now engaged IN run
ming an experimental line from Ed lnourg'
Capt. p. o. GwIre, of New Jersey, VINO
is connected with the iron works at
Columbia and Liberty Furnaces mas
moved his family to this place, wnere
they occupy the Lacy property a'Jo'n'
ing court square.
With a good season Shenandoah coun-
ty will rsise the largest corn crop She has
had since the war. The dry, hot weather
of the past week or more has caused 1t TO
show some signs of suffering. bat lam
within the next few days will bring u
out all right.
The hotels of Woodstock all seem to be
doing a good business, and no town IN tne
State can boast OF better ones. Ot tins
fact the travelling public is well aware
and il is with a sense of relief and COM
fort that the weary travel worn fellows
drop in for few days of real rest and re-
freshment.
Every town that would prosper must
give encouragement to Legitimate home
enterprise, no matter what it is. The
people make the town and it will be just
what they want it to be. Trade at
home, mechanics, and even give mp your
means to build up the town.
We would sug sest a liberal uSe of lime
and other disnfectants in cellars, yards
and outbuildlngs all through oar town.
The old SAYING chat an ounce of
prevention Is worth a pound of cure" is a
good one, and citizens should not neglect
this importent matter.
The Shenandoah Press says: MIS-
Reuben Moore, widow of the late Reuben
Moore, died on Wednesday last at the
residence of her son-in.law, Mr.. George
Harrison. about three and a.balf miles
south of this place. She was aged about
10 wears. She was lady greatly re-
soected for her many noble qualities.
Mr.. Charles Clnelinst, for so long the
wel-known and popular clerk of the
Geary House. this place, but now with
Mr.. Jacob Cooke, in the hotel business at
Mechanicsburg Penn, spent a few days
at his old home here, arriving on Saturday
last and returning on Wednesday evening.
Charlie is looking first class, and says his
new home is a very pleasant one.
WatermelOns have made their appearance
in this market They are brought up from
the cities, being probably of southern
growth, and are fair looking fruit. Our
home growers along the river are COM
planning of great damage to their vines
from insects of different kinds, in some
cases a second and even third planting
being necessary to get anything ike
stand. This will make many of them
late in getting INTO market.
We will buy all tue chestnut oak and
Black oak bark we can get delivered al
Edinburg, Va, for which we will pay the
hiqhesi market price IN cash. Do not forge
the tact that we never do stop takin
bark from one year to the other and con
sequently, people can always rest assured
that their bark will be received and
promptly paid for. Soliciting your trad
we are Respectfully yours,
l.. L. g. R. E. STONEBURNER
Rev. Mr.. T. P. Epes and family lef
this place Monday, he having, as on
readers are aware, resigned his position
as pastor of the Presbyterian church here
ON the account of i'll health. Mr.. Epes
with his wife, will spend a part OF th
heated term IN the mountains at one
the Virginia springs. He carries wit
him the heartfelt prayers and good wishe
of the entire community for his earl
restoration to health and to his great use
fulness in the pulpit.
A short time ago report reached TIL
place that a rape had been committed b
two young men on the person OF Mr'
Clanahan. and elderly woman living o
Toms Brook, about six miles from thi
place. The arrest of one OF the youn
men followed, and his trial took plaC
before Justice John II. Grabill IN thi
place. on Tuesday. The evidence of dii
ferent persons as we'll as that of the wO
man herself did not sustain the charg
and the case was dismissed. While n
crime was committed it was a misersbl
piece of business all around.
Cholera infaRtum has lost 1t terrOrs sine
the introduction OF Chamberlain's Coli
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. Whe
that remedy is used and the treatment
directed with each bottle is followed,
cure is certain. Mr.. A. W. Walter,
prominent merchant at Waltersburg, III
says: at cured my baby boy Of chOlel
, infantum after several other remediI
had failed. The child was so low that
: seemed almost beyond the aid OF huns
Y hands OF reach Of any medicine" % al
- 80 cent bottles for sale by F. r. IRWIN
BRO, Druggist.
). There will be an old fashioned uni,
n Sunday School picnic teld in Sage
a grove, one mile west of HarrisvIlle,
t. Saturday, August % All the Sund
= Schools in the neighborhOOd are cordial
b invited TO be present. A number
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