Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-12-25

been seen at various points in this ant
Frederick counties. Whether there i
any truth in these reports OF not we hav'
been unable to ascertain.
The constant drop of water wears AVA
stone; the constant gnaw of Towse
masticates the toughest bone; the con
slant cooling lover carries off the blushinl
maid, and the constant advertiser is tn,
Pie that gets the trade.
Owing to the illness of Rev. Mr.. Loving
of Woodstock, the ten-days meeting to b'
held here was postponed for severa
weeks Broad,cay Netcs.
Who is Rev. Mr.. Loving 7 Anyone il
Woodstock know HINT Although oul
town has gotten to be pretty large plac,
we can hardly lose sight of one of oul
ministers.
Some favor tariff for revenue only,
some tariff with incidental protection
and some a tariff for protection per Sc
but large majority favor the tree use Of
Salvation Oil for cuts and bruises.
An endless chain of certificates verify
the excellence OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
Price 25 cents.
Grippe is getting in its work IN this
place in lively manner, and the town is
full of aching heads and limbs, sore
threats, &c. 1t is "a mean, low down,
contemplate disease, to say the best of it,
and is dangerous, too, if neglected. Stay
in the house until you are perfectly we'll
if you want to escape pneumonia.
Brighten up; you don't have to plank
down fortune; you can get Salvation
Oil for % cents.
Gilded five cent pieces are going for
fiye-dollar gold pieces, but DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup needs no gliding to make it
60. Price only % cents.
With the January number Scrl0ner'S
Magazine begins its sixth year and
eleventh volume. 1t has reached the
enormous circulation of one hundred and
forty thousand copies monthly. 1t IS
one of the best of all the monthly publ
cations, and on its merits alone must con-
tinue to grow in public favor.
How many of you will have made and
broken good resolutions between the
reading of this paper and the next issue
OF the same How true it is that, 1--WE
are as prone to do evil as the sparks are
to fly upward" As the witty French
woman:once said, of it was wicked to
drink water how we would revel in It,"
Messrs. W. C. Hamilton and j. Kenny
Brown have completed their work OF
enumerating the number of inhabitants
of Clifton Forge. The following is the
result: The territory gone over by Mr..
Hamilton shows ,67l persons and that
by Mr.. Brown l.755, making our popu-
lation foot up 9,426.-Rerieic.
The local editor of this paper is CRATE
fully indebted to DR.. D. D. Carter for the
kindly present of fine Christmas turkey.
This is not the first time that the Doctor
has placed us under such pleasant obi
CATION. 1t is deeds like this that make
the bright spsts in the otherwise hard
and dreary life of the pencil shower.
Dainty satin finished garters, with
handsome chased silver buckles, are the
latest fads as Christmas gifts to young
ladies. No wonder the silver is chased
We know we would be if we sent such a
present to our -. We have nothing
more to say, but if the Winchester Ne'cs
man does not get broom handled to death
before the end of the Holidays he will
have better luck than he deserves.
The ladies Of Mt. Olive will have an
oyster supper on Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, of next week. in the school build
ing, for the benefit Of the Academic
school at that point. The very finest and
freshest oysters will be served up in the
delicious styles, along with many of The
other appetizing delicscies for which THU
section is so Justly famous. Don't miss
this enjoyable occasion or you will great
ly regret it.
Mr.. E. F. johnson, OF the Willard
Hotel, Mt. Jackson, and Miss Rosa Shull
of Shenandoah, Fsge county, Va, were
married on Wednesday evening, of las
week. Miss Shull is we'll known here
where she spent her whole life until
year or two ago, when she removed Will
her mother to Shenandoah. Mr.. johnson
also resided here for some years and ha
many friends in this place, who wish hin
and his bride many years of happiness.
The meeting OF the Teachers Insti tut
of Madison township at Union Forg
School House. Dec. 10Th. was largely at
tended Tie discussion IN which nearly
al. took Q part was instructive and in
teresting. The subjects proposed for dis
cussion at the next meeting, Jan. 9th
1892, are teaching reading with an ex
ample, teaching m2osltion and spelling
The public are cordially invited to atten'
and especially the patrons.
One day last week a young man name
Afllick of Toms Brook, this county, wa
arrested at that place. by city sergeNn
Redman, of Winchester, and taken to tina
city. Another young man by the nam
Of Mitchell, was arrested by the sam
officer at Buckton, Warren county, an
taken to the same place. They were bot
students of DR.. w. ]. Whitlock, VIII
charges them with stealing $50 from him
For some time he had been missing none
from drawer whore he kept it. The
were to have had hearing before Judg
Crebs on Wednesday. Up to going t
press we have not heard the result.
A party of hunters from the neighbo
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