Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-06-05


Mr.. Il. ]. Fravel of this place, at one
time a compositor on the HERALD, and
more recently of the Vhginian and Mere,
Strasburg, has been confined to the house
with a severe attack of inhammatory rheu-
matism. We are glad to hear that he is
improving.
The Middiotown Base Ball Club has
challenged the club Of this place to play
several games this month. As there is no
organized club here and our players never
practice, we suppose, if the challenge s
accepted, the Midd!etown club will Just
pick up and wipe the earth with the lazy
droucs Of Woodstock.
The Methodist church, Of this place, is
undergoing decided imaroy ement. 1t
will be re frescoed, and re-painted INSIDE
ard out. and the brick work stained and
penciled. The starways leading from the
ground floor in the vestibue to the main
audience room will be rcmodeled and
greatly improved.
life has been a burden to me for the
past 90 years on accountof great suffering
from very severe and frequent headaches.
Bradycrotiue has done wonders for me- l
am now a new man and shall proclaim
the merits of your medicine to all l can
reach" George P. Fowler, Attorney at
Law, Palatka, Fla.
The famous dies Waterloo Cart with
fall set of harness, whip and lap spread
for $50. This cart has steel axles, steel
tire. oil tempered springs, cushion and
back of imitation leather or corduroy, has
ladies easy phaeton step in front, finely
painted aud striped. In fact this cart
must be seen 60 he appreciated. Aud only
$50. No one bu: Charlie Saum would
think of making sach a smash in prices.
Mr. Charles B. Rouss has given $500
for the erection of an iron fence around
Mt. Hebron Cemetery, Winchester, Va
1t includes the Stonewall Cemetery, in
which over four thousand Confederate
dead from every Southern State are
buried. Mr.. Rouss's parents and son,
who recently died in New York, are
buried in Mt. Hebron.
We return thanks to Mr.. Chas. G..
Eddy. of The Norfolk and Western r. r.
for a copy Of apamphlet on sheep breed
ing and wool growing in Virginia. 1t is
fall OF interesting matter and valuable
information TO sheep growers Among
the contents is letter from Mr.. E. J.
Huling Of Albuquerque, n. NJ, which we
publish in this issue of the HERALD.
The Rockingham Rcqister-Exta-of the
10Th, says: Yesterdays election resulted
in the success of the entire Republican
county ticket. The treasurer, common
wealth's attorney, sheriff. and four COM
missionel's of the revenue were reelected,
and Mr.. William II. Blakemore, the only
democrat elected four years ago, has been
defeated by Mr.. Peter D. Byerley, his
unsuccessful opponent in 1887.
Horse raisers should read DR.. D. D Car
tel's advertisement This is the last sea-
son that Bendigo will be in this section
and it is to have some of his blood here
that the Doctor makes his liberal offer
Bendigo combines the best racing blood Of
America and Europe, and sold upon his
pedigree to the Dryer Bros. for 5000
We earnestly hope our people will embrace
this chance to get the services of this
great horse free.
Col. VIM. II. Peyton died Saturday
night at his home in Greenville. Augusta
county. Colonel Peyton was a brother o
Mr. G. L. Peyton, Of the Natural Bridge
Hotel, and Mr. Eugene Peytop, of the
Rockbridge Alum, aud, like his brothers,
was widely and favorably known all over
the whole country as hotel man, having
been connected IN the past with sevcra
of Virginia's famous summer resorts.
In almost every neigbborhood through
lolt the west there are some one or mor'
persons whose lives have been saved by
lChamberlan's Cohc, Cholera and Diar
rA@a Remedy, or who have been cured o
chronic diaIrhea by it. Such persons
AXE especial pleasure in recommending
the Remedy to Others. The praise tina
follows its introduction and use makes /
very popular q and 50 cent bottles fo
sale by f. r. IRWIN & Co
A lot of bunco men who have beer
following Wallace e Cos circus, an,
robbiug right and left, were jerked a
Lock Haven, Pa, and jailed after being
compelled TO refund 81 ,OOO of their i'll
gotten gaius. They Will be very likely t
enjoy the hoapitallity ola Pennsylvania
pententary. The country is so oyerrui
with these scoundrels that no one seem
to be safe If they were promptly punish
Q l tor every offence it would greatly
! lessen crime and society would be fire.
from one Of its worst dangers
Frank Sibert, aged about Is years, so
q of Mr.. Perry Sibert of near this place, Gu
5 himself in the knee joint With an AK Will
peeling bark five or six weeks ago
large and deep seated abscess followed in
volving toe entire joint, and his conditlo
has become critical. On Wednesday d
T. II. II. Irwin, assisted by DR.. d. F. Bul
D ner performed an operation upon the /
l jared limb by which a large amount {
puss was drawn off, giving the ratien
great relief.
a The trial OF VIM. Weed, Of the bunc
, gang, which Lad been set for the j III
o term, will not take place until after th
3 Supreme Court shall have acted upon til
]. .se of Anthony, which is now before
r by the defense upon the ground Of d,
+ fective indictment. II the court shoul
find for the defense it would involve al
7. other trial for Weed, aud it is TO ayoi