Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1891-03-06


one year in default of $500 bail.
Allen Moore, young lad IN Warren
ton, playfully fired an old didn't know-it-
was loaded horse pistol at Martin Bailey,
colored, oil Thursday, and now Bailey
has to be fed with spoon.
Mr.. NJ. Geary, whose Illness for week
or two past, has caused his many friends
some anxiety, Is, we are glad to say, I'M
proving, and we hope will soon he able to
he around as usual.
Mr.. Joseph Kelley, of this place,
brakeman on the Valley Branch, B. y o.
Jumped from a car at Strasburg a few
DAYS ago. and badly sprained his ankle.
His injury will unfit HIM for duty for
some time.
The wife of DR.. David Lichlter, OF
DAYTON, Ohio, died in Philadelphia, Pa,
on Monday, she having gone there for
medical treatment. DR.. Lichliter is a
native of this pla e, a son of Mr.. e.
LIchlter. and his many friends here Will
he sorry TO hear of his sad bereavement.
Mr. Richards, Of the firm of Stoneburn-
or Il Richards, Of Baltimore, and one OF
the solid and most respected business men
of that city, was in this place for short
time this week He is a very genial gen
tleman, and will always be kindly wei
coined by many friends in Shenandoah.
DR.. 4. Martin, whose serious illness was
mentioned in a previous issue of this pa
per. is much improved, andi is supposed
10 be ont of danger His brother, DR..
Martin. of Boston, Mass, who was sum-
moned 10 his bedside by telegraph last
week. has returned to bis home.
The wood work In fine in Genl JAS
II. Williams dining room was discovered
10 be on fire on Saturday night. 1t was
gotten at and extlnguished by tearing
away the mantle before any serious dam
ace was done 1t was fortunate that ii
was discovered before the family had re-
tired for the night.
If"Dayid" Of Stony Creek Mills sends
US his name VIC will publish his communl'
cation. We supposed that every person
in this county was acquainted with the
rule adopted by all newspapers, never &c
publish an anonymous article. OF course
the writers can uss any nom de plume they
wish, but the publishers must be furnished
with the real name.
Little jamie Hoshour, who is living
with Mr.. Robt. J. Walker, at "Re(
Banks" on the pike between Edinbur!
ard Mt. Jackson, has kept an account o
the tramps that have passed that pom
during the month of February. Sh
found that they numbered thirty-one
including enc woman and baby.
Cease your coughing and enjoy refresh
: ing slumber, which DR.. Bulbs CougI
Syrup will insure you.
care you going to the races y "Ye'
and bet on the winning horse" "Not th
handsome Abdulab, he is lame. Didn'
YOU know ?" "Tll whisper in your ear
, he'll VIII. They're using Salvation OIL.
An exchange says: According to til
best analysis good cigar yields on
poison. while in the cigarette there ar
five. If children must smoke, the CON
mon sense of parents ought to suSges
the cigar or pipe IN preference to the fe
destroyer wrapped up in oiled paper wit
saltpetre and opium added to the Tobacco
5 to give it tone aud flavor.
"Those who are not quite satisfied al
J. the benefactors of the world" and
n these we wish to give good advice. Us
Old Saul's Catarrh Cure when trouble
e with influenza or cstarrh.
IS For all the ailments of small childre
d there is no better remedy than D
Bulls Baby Syrup.
e Mr.. George Kavanaugh, a Highlan
House bOarder, Stanton, Va, left b
- house last Thursday week, and waJ
to an old stOrehouse on Main street, al
there 'alone be attempted to comm
suicide by taking ounces of laudanuy
" He was found Sunday Feb. 22d in dyir
condition by a policeman. Deep scars {
l. his neck show that he tried to hang hiI
r. self while under the Influence of Il
laudanum. lie is improving slowly.
er Mr.. James Lambert, of New Brur
i. wick, III says: 81 was badly afiIct
with rheumatism in the hirs and leg
ed when l bought bottle of Chamberlain
en- Pam Balm. 1t cured me in three days.
H. am all right today and would insist
:, every one, who is afflicted with til
II terrible disease, to use Chamberlain
Pain Balm and get well at once" +
sale by f. r. IRWIN & Co, Druggists
70 Mr.. Joseph Lambert, who resides
the Furnace road short distance frC
town, has suffered pretty heavy loss
~" his poultry yard from the deprcdations
an enormous hawk, for some time past.
sr- few days ago he caught the bold fir
ID booter Of the air, in a large steel trap, a
H. found that it was one Of the largest of
kind, it measuring four feet and TIL
est inches from tip to tip Of wings. 1t v
2 a very heree and savage and although
N. numbered by the trap made battle W
or him as soon as he approached it.
. The following item has been going
90 rounds of the press, and as our drugGi
900 f. r. IRWIN & Co., handle the goods
may interest our readers: Having
occasion to use Chamberlain's Cor
'nu Remedy, It gives me plea ure to state t
we ! found it to be the best medicine 70
oe cough l ever used ; in fact, it cured m
the cough that had bafIled several OF