Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-11-25

The greatest of all pain cures, Salvation
Oil, may be confidently relied on to speed
ily heal scslds and burns. 1t is recon-
mended by many prominent housekeepers
and cooks as a curative that lust fills the
bill" It's effect is magical
The Kings Daughters, of tbs town,
gave pleasant and interesting parlor en-
tertainment at the home of Mrs. H. H.
RiddleLerger on Monday night. The
parlors were crowded, and although the
price of admission was only ten cents the
proceeds amounted to eight or ten dollars.
We are informed that bear continue to
he seen and tracked in the upper Fort
Valley in greater numbers than tor many
years past. Quite a number of them
have also been seen in the mountains to
the west of us, and several have been
killed IN that section.
1t is positively without a peer. Mr..
Walter Brewer, Vinton, Iowa, says: Il
had a very bad cough and few doses of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup gave relief and
effected a cure. l would not be without
it in my family"
If you want something good to eat, the
best the market affords at all seasons,
you can be accommodated by w. C.
Barron.
On last Saturday evening one of the
turbine water wheels at the. StOnewall
Mills. cn the river few miles from this
place. became choled and stopped run
ming. An examination disclosed the fact
that the wheel was Utterly packed with
cells. and one hundred and forty pounds
of them were taken out. While this kind
of water wheel very often draws in and
kills cells it IS seldom that 1t captures
them in such quantities. This thing
occurs more frequently at the Whissen
Mil on Stony Creek, at Ednburg, than
any other in the country.
1t is really duty you owe yourself to
call on Us between now and Christmas
time. and the earlier the better. You
will miss a pretty sight if you fail to sec
our holiday display, and its beauty will
lessen as the goods disappear. So come
early and see and select while our stock
is vet foil and complete. B. Schmitt.
Thieves broke into the cellar of W c
Barron's store room in this place, at lat'
hour on Saturday night by unlocking thu
cellar door, and stole, as far as could b'
ascertained, about a hundred pounds o
hams. They may have carried of mucl
llarner amount Of meat, and other articles
as. with the exception Of the abov'
amount Mr.. Barron could not tell wha
else might have been taken from his larg
stock. The scoundrels were evidentl.
thoroughly acquainted with the store AMI
the stock Of goods, and were not gree
hands at the business. This town
overrun with these rascals, and deter
I mined effert should be made to smok
D them ont and bring them to Justice.
IL will be good news to our people
hear that a brass band has been organ
lied. OF the old band has been reorganize
and put on a first class footing, and the
can expect la the near future to hes
good mu sic once more, such as this plaC
was so long famous for. The member
met on Saturday night and completed a
their arrangements, and they will at ont
. commence active aud intelligent practic'
g Among the new members is valnab
acquisition in the person of Mr.. G. |
i Lyons. who recently came here ar
n opened nice baIlering establishment
n the Boyer & Stlckley buildiRg, owe
Is Bargelps jewelry store. He is a FL
n performer on the tuba or bass horn, al
W will be worth a great deal to the ne
organization. He will be warmly welcor
N ed by our music loving community. II
r, material of the rev band is all that CT
1e be desired, and we row feel conide
-'s that Woodstock can soon boast bra
n band that will stand right in the fro
rs ranks Of The musical organizations Of t
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