Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-02-26

1t kills all pain. Price twenty five cent:
bottle.
Catharine Lewis tainted one night in
coli, cite" but it didn't cause ripple in
the lay Twas only cough, aud they
had bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
on hand. of course.
Harry Woodsop, the well known min
stsel performer, who has been accounted
one of the best impersonators of negro
characters on the American stage, has
become insane, and is now in Chicago
hospital He has appeared in this place
a number of times aud was always agreat
favorite with our people. He is native
of Richmond, Va, and is about 81 years
cid.
For burns and wounds we would recon-
mend Salvation Oil. All dealers sell it
at % cents.
Many cases have come under our notice
where single bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup relieved a sufferer from a severe
cough, which had been treated for months
by competent physicians. 25c.
Mr.. Samuel Saum, of Saumsville, this
county, has stove that Is one hundred
and four years old. 1t is very heavy and
was made at some furnace In this county,
long before the flrst foundry was eStab-
hshed in the Valley or probably in the
State. 1t is template stove, and has been
in constant use, probably in Mr.. Saum's
family, as it belonged to his father, ever
since it was made, until few years ago
when il was put in a dryhouse and used
for drying f nit.
Mr. Dan. Brown, foreman of the Win
chester Times, aud one OF the best known
and popular printers of the Valley, was
married in the NJ. E. Church, South, in
Winchester, on Wednesday evening, the
18th, INST, to Miss Saliie Payne, of Har-
risonburg. Va. 10y Rev. J. n. Mccormick.
We doubt if any couple ever married in
that old historic town who carried with
them into their new life moro sincere or
warmer wishes for long and happy life
than this "Old Reliable" of the Times and
his bride, and meme can be more earnest
than the HERALD takes this lrortunity
of extending.
Mr.. Chas. G. Eddy, Roanoke, Va, Vice
Presidtn mt of the Norfolk and Western r.
R., is doing most valuable service in de-
velopiDg tho resources of the State and
bringing into it the best class of persons
from other sections. He is daily recelv-
ing inquiries from all parts of the United
States IN regard TO lands, climate and
resources OF Virginia. He frequently gers
as many as fifty or sixty such applications
in a single day. This Is in response 10
advertisements that he has had inserted
in the leading agricultural papers of the
country at great expense. If we could
have a few more men like Ctas. G. Eddy
Virginia would soon take her place where
nature intended, right at the head OF all
the states of the union.
A good Joke is related at the expense of
an editor In a neighborng county. He
went on a recent evening to report a
party at a home recently blessed by a
new baby. he met his hostess at the
door and. after the usual salutations
asked after the blby's health, The lady,
who was quite deaf and suffering with
the grip, thought he was asking about bel
cold, and answered that although she
usually had one every wiuter this was the
worst one she ever had it kept her awake
nights good deal and at first confined
her to her bed. Then, noticing that the
newspaper man was getting nervous, she
said that she could tell by his looks thai
be was going to have one just like hers
and asked him to 90 n and sit down.
On Monday night, between 8 and
o'clock. the dwelling house on the farm
purchased several years ago by Mr.. DayiC
Fl Gochenour of Jacob Ran, situated TIVE
or three miles northwest of town, wa
totally destroyed by fire. The origin o
the fire is unknown as the house was I'm
occupied at the time. During the da'
Mr.. Hounshell was engaged in cleaning
up preparatory to moving into 1t the mex
day. but, we are informed, bad no fire II
the building. The house was compare
lively new and comfortable frame build
ing and the loss will be between four an
five hundred dollars. We are informe
that the property was insured, but BEN
unoccupied at the time of its destructlo
the policy was void.
One of the surest signs OF returnIn
spring is the outbreak of the base ba
fever which threatens to rage with IL
creased vigor during the coming season
Every pleasant afternoon now finds IL
usual yelling crowd of players and spec
tators on the common west of the railroad
while the small boys and often the lttl
= girls, too, can he seen at almost any not
engaged in a noisy game in the middle
some street, often the main one, much
l the annoyance and danger of passin
riders md drivers. We are opposed
D unnecessary interference with the inn
cent sport OF play of tine youngsters o'
, ball playing in the streets is much t'
dangerous and should not be allowe
' We believe there is a corporation la
forbidding it, but like many other OF OF
A town ordinances, seemsto be dead lette
g If the tow should happen toshave ie
q hundred dollars Of damages to pay on
A count of the enforcement OF this la
. it you'd then be rigidly enforced, Tor
"a short time, at least.
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