Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-12-11


OH for my rheumatic foot. used it and
the rheumatism is entirely gone. john
IL. ANDERSON, Baltimore, Md.
Positive aud unsolicited testimony from
every section confirms every claim made
for the wonderful efficacy Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents.
Valentine, the famous Richmond Sculp-
tor, informs Col. John L. Peyton. who
has taken deep interest in the matter,
that the bronze statue of John Lewis, the
pioneer of the Valley, which it is proposed
to have placed in Gypsy Park at Staun-
ton, will cost $4,000.
The reports of the Directors and Super
intendtnt of the Western Lunatlc Asy-
lum at StauntOn, proves clearly that the
opinion so generally prevalent that the
patients who are able to pay are given
preference over others is mistake. OF
the six hundred and more patients now
there only thirty five pay their board.
Keep your eyes open 25 cents buys
Salvation Oil, the greatest cure on earth
for pain.
Tourists to Yellowstone Park next sea-
son might encounter a northwestern
blizzard. If they are wise men they will
take along a supply of the famous DR..
Rull,s Nourb cvrrn
The members of the Knights of Pythias
of this place will give in Twins Opera
Hall on Tuesday night Dec. %, new and
original burlesque on secret orders. 1t
will be a complete expose Of the mystic
riOus rites aud ceremonies Of the ancient
Order of Hercules, including the grips,
signs and secrets of the lodge and the
ceremony of imitation.
The issue of Hdrper's Young People for
December Sth is the Christmas number
1t contains stories and articles by Charles
Dudley Warner, Captain Charles King,
NJ. E. NJ. DAVIS, H. Q. Bunner, John Ken
drick Bangs, and the late P. T. Barnum.
The cover is from special design by
Eug6ue Grasset, of Paris.
Christmas is drawing near and in con-
sequence the show windows of some of
our business places present very attrac-
tive appearance. There is no necessity
for going away from home to purchase
your holiday presents, as you can get
anything in that line right here from the
cheapest toy to the most costly and beau
tifui article.
Have you seen the "FlorOnce Steam
Washer" 1t is a perfect success as num-
Der of Woodstock ladies, who have seen
1t operate. will testify. Whoever buys
the agency for this county and introduces
1t will be benefactor to the women as it
takes most of the heavy drudgery of
washday of their shoulders. Mr.. j. f.
Griffith is now in this place selling county
rights,
We offer excellent bargains in all de.
partments of our holiday stock, and if
you are wide awake and alive to your own
interests, you will hasten to make some
of our nice goods your Owl. Prices rea-
sonable and goods second to none is what
we clam careful attention to yonr wants
is assured every buyer. If we cannot
please you, nobody can, and if we don't
please you it will be because you do not
give us the chance. We have the Christ
mas goods and make the prices that will
please all corners. b. SCHMrTT.
On Thursday morning, of last week,
Mr.. J. L. Wisman, of near Woodstock,
had his usual good luck while hunting on
Cedar Greek, on the southside of Paddy
mountain. Before o'clock in the morn
ing be had killed two large almost ful
grown fawns, and put the death shot inc
fine buck that Jos. Copeland had frs
wounded. A deer is fool to jump from
cover and try to get away by running
when Luth Wisman is taking littl'
walk in that neighborhood with his littl'
Winchester,
The case of Samuel Knox andN Others
of New York, against the Columbl
Liberty Iron Company has been appealed
from the United States Circuit Court a
Harrisonburg to the United States Circul
Court of Appeals in Richmond. The de
PENDANT company purchased $1,000 acre
of wood and ore land IN Shenandoa
county, Va, and paid therefor $40, OOO
bonds. PeceIvers were appointed by th
Circuit Court. The labor and suppl
claim creditors say that preferences al
shown the bondholders, and, Therefore
take the case to this tribunal.
Harper a. Brothers latest announce
ments include the Life Of General Ihom'
J. Jackson (StonecaH JacksOn), by his wifi
Mary Anna Jackson, with an introdnctio
BY Rev. Henry NJ. Field, D. D.; GeorG
du Maurier's novel, Peter IbbetsOn, wit
characteristic illustrations by the author
Letters of Charles Dickens TO Uilkie Collin
{ edited by Laurence Hutton a bioRraph
of Jdsmin Barber, Poet, end Phildnthropi'
! by Samuel Smiles ; and a volume of essa.
by George William Curtis, entitled Fro
the Easy Chair, being selections from p
, pers which originally appeared in tt
Easy Chair of Hdrper'S Magazine.
Miss Sallis Williams Lowell, daught
of Judge Jno. T. Lowell, Editor and pr
prietor of the Warren Sentinel, of Fror
y Royal, and for many years represent
tive in the Legislature from that count
was married by Rev. Mr.. jones, in 4
Episcopal church, on Wednesday ate
noon, at 5 o'clock, to DR.. Philip Tayl'
of Richmond, Va. Immediately after
= ceremony the couple started for mort
:, ern tour. They will reside in Richmon
IT The bride is well known in this tho D
tive place of her mother, and is a niece
Gen1 Jas. II. Williams, and Messrs.