Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1890-07-25

Dust IN Jne eyes OF all VINO Try 10 Keep
up.
Diptheria Is dangerous when it gets
among our little ones, but there is no
danger if you will give them Radam's
Mierobe Killer. 1t never tails to cure,
and as preventative it is sure. For sale
by G. P. Hisey, Druggist, Edinburg, Va.
The Winchester Ne'cs says A terrible
accident occurred in Winchester on Sun
day, resulting from the careless use of
kerosene oil. While Lila Lett, colored
woman, was attempting to make fire by
pouring oil on the wood, the oil can
caught, and exploding set fire to her
clothing. She lived for some hours after
the accident occurred.
Will nothing ever be done toward
cleaning up our filthy streets. We have
pretty town but the condition of some
of our streets would be disgust to the
meanest Tartar village in Asia. Let our
Council do something at once, and not
wait until an epidemic of typhoid fever
and the loss of some valuable lives wakes
them mp to a sense of their responsibility.
The house of Mr. Henry Kibler, near
st. Lukes this county, was burned on
Monday. The fire originated on the roof
from pipe leading from a cook stove,
1,of hn Nap
had made such head way that very lite
property could be saved Mr.. KILLER is |
an honest. bard working man, and the
loss of his home and household property |
Is severe blow to him.
John Locke, one of our printers,
now on a visit to his graDdfatber's near
Summit Point, Jefferson county, w. Va,
writes, that lightning struck the wheat
stacks and barn belonging to Mr.. Jno.
Benner, on the Berryville pike, four miles
from CharlestOwn, on Thursday night, OF
last week, setting them on fire and totally
destroying the wheat and barn. The crop
was Insured.
The public well on Muhlenburg street,
opposite the residence of Mrs. II, Z.
Allen, requires attention. The water has
become quite foul and smells badly. As
a considerable rumber of people are de-
pendent upon this well for water it should
receive the prompt attention of the
corporation authorities. Nothing breads
disease SO quickly and certainly as foul
water.
The Philadelphia Record says that
number of capitalists of that city have
formed a syndicate with party of South
ern moneyed men to start a large rolling
mill in the Valley of Va, at Goshen, on
the c. & o. r. About 100000 will
be put in the plant, the main building of
which Will be 4O7 by 200 feet built of
wood and iron. Three hundred houses
Will be built for the workmen.
The dog days are here, and now all the
snakes are blind and meaner than the
ID. The boys will get full of boils if
they 90 swimming, but this wont tell the
boys anything or keep them out of the
water a single minute As for the snakes
many of them will get their hateful
blind heads dubbed off, and the rest of
the world will 20 on as usual, except
those fellows who get full of old bust
head and fall by the wayside where the
thorns will grow up and choke them.
We will buy all the chestnut oak and
Black oak bark we can get delivered at
Ediuburg, Va, for which we will pay the
| hiqhest market price in cash. DO not forget
the tact that we never DO stop takin g
/ bark from one year to the other and con-
sequently, people can always rest assured
that their bark will be received and
promptly paid for. Soliciting your trade
we are Respectfully yours,
L. / & r. Z. STONEBURNER.
Go in any direction you please through |
ont the country you will be struck with
the wonderful improvement every where
noticeable. New buildings, new fences,
and well cultivated farms, every where
evidence the fact. With rare exceptions
our people are prospecting as they never
did before. Bark, timber, minerals, and
the small crops, which formerly received
but little attention, are the articles that
have brought them money and wrought
the change.
Jno. Nash, Shug Evans and another
man. all colored of Winchester, Va, were
arrested and brought before U. S. Com
missioner VIM. N. Bennett, of this place,
Oh Monday, charged with selling liquor
without license. VIM. R. Alexander,
Esq. appeared for the defense. The &C
cused were balled for their appearance
before the U. S. Court at Harrisonburg.
The arrest was made by Deputy u. 5.
Marshall Bushong, who IN company with
friend purchased liquor of these par
tiles, thus catching them IN the act.
fair, cool day, little dust, plenty OF
lemonade, ice cream and watermelons'
A good natured crowd, we'll refreshed at
noon with the good things for which the
Vale, is famous, and to furnish which
tn, slaughter of the young Plymouth
Rocks, Lepborns, and HOudans must have
been enormous. The stardy oaks and
pines gave willing shade to happy, joyous
children. and extended strong arms for
swings and hammocks-This is the record
for the picnic at Fishers Hill' July 18TH
1890.
Cholera infantum has lost it terrors since
the introduction Of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. When
that remedy is used and the treatment as
directed with each bottle is followed,
cure is certain. Mr.. A. W. Walter
prominent merchant at Waltersburg' H.
saws. at cured my baby boy of chOler'
a. .ovarol Othar rQmediPl