Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-10-31
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

out to be all report aud nothing more.
Every body knows scrofula to be dis
ease of the blood, and Hoods Sarsaparilla
is the best remedy for all blood diseases.
Roanoke has been chosen as the next
place of meeting of the Presbyterian
Synod of Virginia.
Save agents commission by buying
tombstones and monuments at Excelsior
Works, Mt. jackson, Va.
The partlidges are whistling merrily in
town and country just now. Tomorrow
they'll be whlstling another tune.
Some of the farmers of this section
have not yet finished seeding, the rains Of
the past week or two having prevented
them from working.
Gov. David B. Hill, of New York, spoke
at Martinsburg, Shenandoah junction
and Harper's Ferry, W. Va, on Saturday
last.
The sale of lots ct Front Royal last
week amounted to $500, 900. Somebody
is making money. "Old Virginny never
tires"
Swellings in the neck and all other
forms of scrofula, salt rheum, ETC.. are
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Tombstones and monuments from three
dollars 10 ten thousand dollars at Excel
sior Marble Works, Mt. Jackson, Va.
The Seventh-Day Adventists of Vir-
GINA will hold their annual State Con-
ference at Sands, Page county, November
9Th to 18th.
Will not cure every thing. A. B. c.
Tonic and A. B. c. Alternative care Blood
Disease only.
Acorns are unusually plentiful this
far. This is a sure sign of either very
hard or very mild winter. You can take
Your choice for it costs nothing.
New building, new designs, lower
prices at Excelsior Marble Works, Mt.
Jackson, Va.
Mrs. Andrew Lewis, one of the Oldest
residents of HarrisOnburg, died at her
home in that place, OH last Saturday week,
at the age of - years.
Big turnIps aud plenty of them are
coming into this market. This is about
the only vegetable that will be plentiful
among our people this winter.
The person who toek a wheelbsrrow
from the Fair Grounds, and who il
known, had better return it at once and
save himself trouble. W. r. HITE.
The roads should be put IN good order
before the winter sets in. A little time
and money spent on them will save extra
work next spring.
Will each one of our subscribers make
It his or her business to get US one other
subscriber That is the kind of addition
we need to see and feel just now. And
we will thank you in advance.
Pay tribute of love and respect tC
your deceased loved ones by erecting at
their grave a monument or tombstone. =
From IS to 50 per cent. saved by buying
st Excelsior Works, Mt. Jackson, Va.
Fix up the sidewalks and pavement
before rough weather sets in. Many o.
the pavements Of this town are badly il
need Of repair and the work should be
done while the weather is still favorable
for such work.
Rev. T. P. Epes paid his former con
gregstiOn Of the Presbyterian church here
a visit ofA few days and preached Al
able and interesting sermon on Sunday
morning. We are glad to say that hi
health has much improved.
If people would take the advice Of F
r. Irwin & Bro, druggists. they woult
never start on s journey without bottle
of Chamberlain Cholic, Cholera anC
Diarrbes Remedy. 1t can always be de
pended upon and is pleasant 10 take.
A young rascal in Woodstock has
sure way of finding out the latest fasb
ions in hosiery. He goes where the girl
have congregsted around with nous
tied to string, the dropping Of which oil
the floor is Immediately followed by 1
choice display of the very latest styles.
The longer yOu pos tpOne the purchas
of tombstone or monument, the NOR
Indifferent you become about it. Don
neglect, now is the time and ExcalsiO
Works. Mt. Jackson, Va, the place II
bay.
The family of Mr.. Co ok. one Of tn
prominent members and officials Of th
Liberty Iron Company. arrived in th
place few days ago, aud will reside here
Mr.. Cook is very pleasant gentlewsl
and we cordially welcome him and b
family 20 our community.
You need not stop work or lose
moments time in the purchase Of
tombstone. Drop a card to Excelsi
Works, Mt. Jackson, Va, and their repl
sentative will call upon you at yO'
homes.
A cross pavement lie greatly needed oY'
Court stlest ct tn corner Of Muhlsnbur
from the residence of Gen. James
Williams to Chapman's corner. A gre
many people cross at this point and
wet weather they must wade through q
mud. A crossing should be put down
once before bad weather interferes wi
such work.
Aswe 20 to press we learn that Nj
Martha Scheffer died Thursday mornl
at the residence Of her son-in-lsw, .
JnO. Rutherford, near Stsuntcn. she VI
the widow Of Mr. Frederick Schsffer'
many years the proprietor of the ho'
now known as the Shenandoah House
this place. Her remains will reach ne