Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-03-14

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Geneva, N. Y, request our assistance il
securing for them one or more first clas
men, to take an agency in this or adjoin
ing counties for the sale of their Nurssr J
stock.
And now the sixteen year old boy'
cannot buy cigarettes. Any one selling
them these little pernicieus buffers will
be liable TO a heavy fine. How this Law
is to be enforced is the question. We will
bet that the whole thing will be in snar
before the first year.
There will be an oyster supper held at
Saumsville on Saturday evening, March
22nd. The Harrisville Cornet Band will
furnish music for the occasion. Let every
body turn out, and enjoy some of the
delicious bivalves probably the last fol
the season. An enjoyable time is antici-
pated for all.
Lexington Gazette says A large de-
post of rich magnetic ore was found a
few DAYS ago in the Mount hope mines
near Gladstone, Nelson county Va, in a
high ridge, 300 feet above water level,
which promises to rival anything ever
discovered in this country in way Of
mineral.
This firm guarantees all stock, and pays
salaries ranging from $50 to 500 per
month and expenses 10 successful workers.
Any OF oar readers not engaged for the
season, OF whose time is not wholly en-
ployed will do we'll to grasp the oppor-
tunity here offered, and write the above
firm at once for full particulars. A good
chance for all
1t is said that a certain old bachelor,
of this place, in bis frantic endesvor to
pass among the ladies as a very youth
full, caught very severe attack OF
Group which has since run into 8
distressing cough. He now thinks it
better to stand honestly by his rather
grayish and very bald head.
The first quarterly conference Of Toms
Brook, L. B. Circuit, will be held at Mt.
Hebron, March 22nd and Ord, 1890. Rev.
c. II. Crowel, Presiding Elder, will be
present to conduct the services. The
public generally are invited.
r. Byrd, Pastor.
Tie last cold snap has about finished
the peach bloom. So at least we have
been informed by persons from different
parts of the comfy, and we fear that for
this year we must give mp al hope Of this
delicious and valuable crops. That the
other fruits are injured is pretty certain.
but to what extent remains to he seen.
The grippe is still holding 90 in this
country, and although it is not so exten
siye in its ravages as heretofore, the Later
attacks seem to be much more severe and
dangerous than at first. Be very careful
in exposing yourself and above ali AVOID
taking cold If possible, as that is almost
certain to bring on pneumonia.
Roll of honor, Mt. Airy School. Tb'
following are the names OF the pupil
who made IS in spelling Annie G. Glow.
er. Alice B. Wrndle, Cora A. Hoover, Lucy
A. Barr and A. Sager. David E. Rymar
has credit for the greatest number o
headmarks n the "Ar speller.
W. E. FLEMING, Teacher.
Rev. J. S. Hutchinson, Presiding Eide
of the Roanoke District, preached two
very able sermons. morning and evening
in the Methodist church In this place, oil
Sunday last. Rev. Hutchinson is a native
of Edinburg, and is well and fayorabl!
know here, having been a gallant mem
Der of the famous Muhlenburg Rifles, o
this place, during the war.
For headache. d mness of sight o
listlessness, take Laxsdor according Il
directions, and you will soon break o.
and cure the trouble. Price IS cents.
1t has been proven that the diseases o
babyhoOd cannot attack the infants sys
TEN, when DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is use
as directed. Price 25 cents.
A committee OF the Junior Steam Fir
Company of Frederick City, Nd, yisite'
Winchester last week bringing with ther
a very handsome hose carriage as pres
ent to the Sarah Zane Steam Fire Com
pany, of the later place. That tn
Frederick City lads we're most hospitabl
entertained by their Winchester brethren
goes without saying for the old tow
never falls short in that line.
A NEW SrRIKK.-The working classc
have struck against high priced cong
medicines. and Endorsed DR.. Bulls Coug
Syrup. Price rs cents bottle.
"The first bringer of unwelcome new
hath but losing Office" So happy peopl
prefer to tell Of the terrible pains the.
have cured With Salvation Oil.
Quite a tony wedding came OF in th
Colored ch urch, in this pla e, on Thur
day evening, of last week. The big
: contracting parties were Sam Lee, a
aged colored man, and Lucy Andersen
a comparatively young woman. As th
is Sans fourth venture in n.atrimOuy
did not seem at all frighte ned, but stoo
the fire like au old veteran. Rev. Mer'
b dith, the colored minister, performed th
ceremony.
Two sisters, Mrs. Ross and Mrs. Lot
aged respectively p and 10 years, dang
S tiers of Noah Wolf, and residing me-
3 Cabin Hill, this county, died on the san
day, within few minutes of each othe
of consumption, several weeks ago. TIT
r were buried at the same time and plac
d near Hudson's Cross Roads, in the pre-
f ence of about 1000 persons. Anoth
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