Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-10-17
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS

Best appetizer eyer known Is A. D. y
Tonic.-neyer known to fail. Try H.
We cal, the attention of our readers 'c
tina locals of the Excelsior Marble WORKS
OF Mt. Jackson.
There will be communion services ~
the Lutheran church at st. Luke's' n0A'
Sabbath, the 18th.
Hal Bender, good printer and a nrS'
rate boy, has gone to Luray, va "ner0 "'
has position on the Luray Times
Every tissue of the body, every nerve,
hone and muscle is made stronger anu
more healthy by taking Hoods Sar'"'
parilla.
Save agents commission by buying
tombstones and monuments at EXCELSIOR
Works, Mt. jackson, Va
Mr. NJ NJ. Moore, of Mt. Jackson was
the starter in the races at the Fsir' nc
il one of the best and falrest we ever 'S"'
and can't be bought, bullied OF Seareo'
DR. VS.. Cline, one of our popular
nhvs,ciaus. has been made memOe' VI
the Virginia Medical Association
TombstOues and monuments from three
dollars 10 ten thousand dollars at E1cei-
sior Marble Works, Mt. jackson, Va
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Storm, OF Baltimore
are spending a few weeks with relatives
and friends in this place.
Satisfaction guaranteed in quality anu
workmanship at Excelsior Marble "ofKS'
Mt. Jackson, Va.
Rev. Geo. E. Henderllte Will remain as
nastor of the Presbyterian church, OF TINS
place. until next april. at least.
Mrs. SamI Sbenk, now of near WASH,
ipcton, u. c., came up to the fair and
TO visit relatives and friends.
The longer you postpone the purchase
of a tombstone or monument the more
Indifferent you become about it, Don't
neglect now is the time and Excelsior
Works. Mt. Jackson, Va, the place 10
buy.
Miss CLAYTON Luke, of Clarke county,
and Miss Sallie Lowell, of Warren county,
are visiting Mr.. W. T. Williams anu
family.
Rev. Peter Miller, for number OF years
nastor of the Lutheran church, OF this
rlaee has removed from Wardensvllle'
to near Concord, n. c., where he has
taken charge of a congregation.
have eighteen head of horses that l
offer for sale on reasonable terms. Can
suit YOU IN good riding or driving horses
or heavy draft animal. Call on or sd-
dress. J. H. DowNEY, Mt. Jackson va.
The Governor last week pardoned Ed
Johnson, sentenced to the Penitentlary lot
three years from Page county. He Is
dying from consumption.
Paw tribute of love and respect to
vour deceased loved ones by erecting at
their grave a monument or tombstone. -
From 25 to 80 per cent. saved by buying
at Excelsior Works, Mt. Jackson, Va.
If people would take the advice of F.
r. Irwin & Bro, druggists, they would
never start on journey without bottle
Of Cbamberlain's Cholic, Cholera and
Diarrhpa Remedy. 1t can always be de-
pended upon and is pleasant to take.
The Benjamin Franklin Debating So
ciety, of Saumsville, Va, will discuss the
following question on Saturday night,
Oct. 25th, at the School House.
ResOlred, That "the Mckinley Tariff
Bln7 was framed and passed in the in
terests of trusts and monOpOles.
Affirmative: B. F. Naphis and G. b.
Haun. Negative: D. W. Myers and w
L. Rhodes.
Inscriptions cut upon and tOmbstonet
erected at grave without extra charge by
Excelsior Works. Mt Jackson, Va.
If you have good thing, write about it,
talk it up, advertise it. Intrinsic merit
is all right but in this hustling and bust
ling age, "He that blOweth not his owl
horn. the same shall not be blown" ThiI
is homely way of stating an lmmorta
truth, says an exchange.
Our young friend, Frank RiidleberVer
left on Tuesday evening for Washington
DC. where he will fill a responsible
position. Frank is one of the squares
BOYS VIC know and his many friends her
wish him all the luck in the world.
Although Mr.. H. B. Chapman, our pop
ular depot agent, was Overrun with wOrl
during the fair, and had to answer thou
sands Of questions, many Of them sill!
ones, he never lost the politeness that al
ways chsracterizes him, but treated al
with great courtesy and kindness. he /
one of thousand.
Excelsior Marble Works, Mt. Jackson
Va, are so oyercrowded with orders tina
they are compelled to erect a two stOr
building with i've rooms for shop an
Office.
Ope of the most pleasant events of tn
fair was the serenade rendered Pawne
Bill and his troupe on Thursday night, b
the celebrated F., G. Band of this place
The fine music was much enjoyed an
Mai. Lille set up things in handsom
shape to the band boys.
The Huntsville COrnet Band, who fu
nished the music during a great part O
the fair, did themselves great credit b
their unwearied efforts 1t is fine o
ganization and the people of that section
as well as of the county generally, shoul
feel proud of these accommodating youu
gentlemen.
We have received the first number of
bright and handsome paper, "The Hera
of Progress" published at ShenandOa
PAGE Co, Va. It takes the place of Il