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

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The Shenandoah Valley Railroad Co.
is surveying a route from Riyerton 10
Washington city.
without a doubt this medicine Will
cure you. 1t has cured thousands lake
Simmons Liver Regulator.
A Farmers Alliance building VIII De
erected in Quicksburg, this county al an
early day.
The latest boom in Broadway, Rocking
ham county, Is car shop and railroad
from that point to Romney, W. Va
Rev. Chas. Gheislin, of shepherdstOwn'
W. Va, preached in the ::Presbyter ian
church, in this place, on Sunday morning
and evening last.
Miss Laura V. Ripley has purchased
the "Red Banks" farm. on the river near
Hswkinstown. for 100000 equivalent to
cash.
The B. & o. r. r. has gotten Ou'
beautiful map and circular in regard 10
homes in the Valley and W. Va. 1t IS a
good idea and ought to produce good re-
suits.
I have large lot of choice corn for sale
at low prices. A L. JAhiSoN'
Mr.. VIM. sigel, of Page county has
been granted a pension of 8 per month
for services as a soldier in the Mexican
war.
The bile is removed, the head cleared
aud digestion restored by Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Colonel and Mrs. Graham with their
infant son and Master Arthur of Harper's
Ferry are visiting the family Of Joseph
Marshall, Esq.
Nr.J.H. Nihiser and his son, Floyd, OF
Johnstown, Penna who have been visit
ineln this county, will remain with their
friends here for a short time longer.
The colored people of Roanoke city
have f rmed a land company with
capital stock Of $4,000. Everything
seems to catch the fever of progress in
that magic city.
The unveiling of the Lee monument
will take place in Richmond, on May 29tb.
A large attendance is expected, and we
hope that old Shenandoah will be well
represented.
There will be no services in the Re
formed church next Sunday morning and
evening, on account Of the ab'ence of the
psstor who was called away to attend his
mothers funeral.
Henry Miller, Of Page county, who was
sentenced to the penitentiary for three
wears in ls5s, for resisting arrest by an
officer. has been pardored by the Gov
ernor.
The Page Courier says A car load of
turkeys, geese and chickens passed
through here last week over the Shenan-
doah Valley railroad from Grsensville,
Tenn, to New York. 1t was estimated
that there were 1000 fowls in the car.
Look cat for the Goats" swindlers,
They are on their tramp again seeking
whom they may clean up among tie
farmers. Some enc will be bit notwith-
standing all the warning they may re-
ceive
Will the weather man tell us, if the
needle do now mean to settle : Stable
weather has left Us, gone 1t seems. OF it
may be that it thinks change Is progress.
We wish this kind of weather would 90
west, north if We were but politician.
Let Us hope at any rate.
Rev. B. F. Ball, pastor Of the Methodist
church Of this place, left on Tuesday fol
Baltimore, to attend the annual confer
ence Of the Methodist Church, South, &c
be held in that place. Judge ED. New
man, Of the church of this place, is also
present as member of the joint board Of
Finance.
Probably the only persons in the Val
lev to fill an ce-ho1se were Thomas aud
Samuel Shirley, of near New Market
During the late cold snap they cut enough
of ice two and half inches thick u fl
their ice house. 1t came from a pom
upon which the sun seldom has any effect
The habit of carrying hands in pocket
is growing so fashionable, that some girl
We learn have organized a society to sew
up the pockets of the ''kids." Boys stOl
it, the girls don't like It, it is not grace
full nor pro6table-better wear rings an
show them, and to show them even
nails some times require attention.
Vim. Franks. until lately resident Z
Quieksburg, this county, died at his HON
near Timberville, short time ago, froT
pneumonia brought on by improper ex
posure before recovering from an attac
of the grippe. He leaves a widow and
number Of small children.
Bad blood causes dyspepsia and dy
pepsIa reacts by causing bad blood.
both 60 on. growing worse, until th
whole system is poisoned. The sureI
means Of relief for the victim ia a thOroug
and persistent course Of Ayers Sarsap
rillA.
The Winchester Leader says; We leal
that on Sunday or Monday night lai
dogs got among the large and fine fO'
Of sheep belonging to D. L. Miller, 3 mil
vest Of Stephens City, this county, XII
ing and gripping so or 60 sheep Al
lambs. Two Of the dogs were caught