Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-09-12
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Several nice rains since our last issue

VS. Eberly, for SANDER, is being tried
Capt. Jas. Hoey, and old and respected
citizen of " inchester, is dead at the ag'
of 81 years.
What steam is to the engine, Hood
Sarsaparilla is to the body, producing
bodily power and furnishing mental force
Eggs bought for cash at the Murray
House, Edinburg, every Tuesday and
Friday of each week by D. II. JOHNSON
Take Simmons Liver Regulator in
youth and you will enjoy green old age
Thorton Alexander, an insane colored
man from near New Market, has been
put IN Jail at this place.
Misses Lizzie Heller and julia Carter
left here on Tuesday to attend school at
WaynesbOrO.
Hacking Coughs beat a hasty retreat
when A. b. c. Tonic and Expectorant
are used.
"The Medical and Surgical History OF
the war of the Rebellion" Part third
Volume first, four volumes o. this valua'
work, for sale. Inquire at this Office
Prof. w T. Moss and wife, of this coun
ty, have gone to Iudianola, Iowa, where
he has secured situation as teacher IN
school at 81, 900.
A yellow clay that has been testtd and
found to make good paint, has been tonnd
in large quantities on the farm OF Wm'
Bnshong, near New Market.
Strasburg Female Seminary opens Its
next session, Sept 10th, 1890 For par
Ii culars, address
Miss KATE FORRER,
Strasburg, Sben. Co.. Va
Mrs. Hugh G. Ort of Washington, D.
c., arrived in this place on Tuesday
morning on a visit to relatives and
friends.
Mr.. Sam. Spigle, a former well known
W oodstock boy and member of the +. I
Band, now OF Roanoke, Va, Is at bis old
home. near town for short visit
Painting the town red means headache
in the morning. Simmons Liver Regu-
lator prevents it.
The District Conference Of me Metho-
dist Church, South, which was aunounc-
ed TO meet in Front Royal, on Sept 2nd,
has been postponed until Sept 10th
The HERALD force are under obligations
to Mr.. Joseph Hausenhuck for splendid
big watermelon. Joe. can just beat the
gable end of creation raising fine melons.
Rev Henry St. Jno. Rinker, of Lou
DOM county, Va, preached in the Re-
formed chmch of this place, on Sunday
last. morning and evening.
Miss Belle Johnston, of Winchester, Va,
and Miss Alice Keller of Valley Mills
Frederick county, Va, are visiting the
family of Mr.. Juo. 5. Hoshour, this
town.
Twenty-Five very active young men are
wanted at the depot in this place, to
shovel smoke on the arrival Of the trains.
Tools will be furnished. Apply to Frank
Riddlebcrger, Boss Shoveler.
Miss Lou Ackley, of Ohio a former
popular teacher IN the Shenandoah
Female Institute, has returned to this
place, and resumed her former position in
the school
The freight traffic over this part of the
B. Il o. system, is very heavy, the trans
portaton department being taxed to the
utmost to furnish cars and engines
Among the freight is an enormous amount
of fertilizers.
Cedar Hill Academy will open Sept.
18th. Special provision has been made
for the higher branches. For particulars,
address W. u. STRALEY, Prin.
Ed,nburg, Va.
On Saturday last the Methodist Sunday
School, Of this place, had most enjoyable
picnic in the grove at Hotels school
house, near town. The young people as
well as the older folks enjoyed themselve
greatly until a shower of rain in tines
afternoon caused all 10 hurry for shelter.
Rey. Peter Ainslie Of Eastern Virginia
who is now visiting the Valley District
in The interest of the c. w. B. NJ. will
preach in the Christian church IN this
place, next Lords Day morning and eye
ming at the usually hours. Public cordi'
ally invited.
Thomas Craghan, young man, Aad
both legs cut off at Kenney's coal yard
near Stsunton, on Saturday afternoon, OF
last week. The unfortunate young man
jumped from a moving train on the al
ley road and slipped under the cars II
is feared he will die from his injuries.
Mr. Cal Hotel, living on the river
near town, fell from his haymow one Gay
last week, strickiug on a reaper on the
barn floor below, badly brOislng bis tnign
After few days the bruise assumed
gangrenous form which wac relieved by
an operation performed by Dr. d. u
Carter.
The Big SANDER suit which was tried
in the Circuit Court last week, was con
cluded late on Saturday afternoon by tn'
jury finding for the plaintiff and hxinI
the damage at one cent. 1t was as foul
case as ever came into this court, ana W.
hope, for the sake Of common deeency
that 1t will be the last.
With feeble appetite AMI imperfect
digestion. it is impossible for tho body U
secure thr requisite amount OF nouriSu'
ment. Ayers Sarsaparilla net only
Stimulates the desire for food, but aids ID
assimilstive organs in the formation 0
good blood and sound tissue.
The health authorities of Ne" iorl