Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-03-18
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.


average newspaper man.
Farmers. if you want a good plow don
fail to cal on wightmau, Hisey & Co.
If YOU want to buy high arm SINCE
ssv,nC machine, with a full set of at
tachments, cheap, call at this office.
Coal oil cement, salt aud coal for salt
BIZ WlgL tman, Hisey & Co.
Were You surprised when you aTos'
Wednesday morning to find big snow oil
the ground?
4 nice lot of buggles and spring wagons
lust received by wightmau, Hisey X Co
Mrs. Henry T. johnson, the sexton o.
the Methodist church, had eight or ten
chickens stolen one night this week.
Auction IN Mrs. NJ. Geary's store Satur'
dav afternoon at ? o'clock and at night
A GOOD man is one WHO lives night
whether he belongs to Church or not
Auction in Mrs. NJ. Geary's store Satur.
dav afternoon at o'clock and at night.
A LADY in waynesboro gave birth last
week to her third pair OF twi rs.
Auction in Mrs. NJ. Geary's store Satur-
day afternoon at O'clock and at night.
fla person dreams that the del il is after
him, it is a sign that he bad better pay
his subscription dues.
Rev. X. NJ. Perkins, Augusta Ark, says
II have used Bradycrotine for headache
with such gratifying results that l never
fail to recommend 1t among my people"
O5er's phosphate for corn and oats, FOL
sale at Woodstock and Edinbrrg, by
Wightman, Hisey & Co.
The term of Rev. Rumsey Smithson
Presiding Elder of the Winchester Dis
trict. expires this spring.
Auction in Mrs. NJ. Geary's store satur-
day afternoon at ? O'Clock and at night.
The residence of the late Charles Welsh
suitable for hotel or boarding house, is fol-
rent. Inquire OF L. C. Kneisley, Wood
stock. Va. Sale of household effects
April ?, 1892.
w. F. Summerson, of StauntOn, won
the prize of $50 as the best amateur shot
at the tournament of the Baltimore Gun
Club in Baltimore Thursday, By hitting
Is out of 20 SINGLE flying glass balls.
Each season has its own peculiar NAL
adv: but with the blood maintained IN a
state of uniform vigor and purity by the
use of Ayers Sarsaparilla little danger
need be feared from meteorological iDfu-
ences. No other blood medicine is so safe
and effective.
Wagons, spring tooth harrows, shovel
plows and shovel pillow steels for sale by
Wightman, Hisey 4 Co.
Rev. Father Fallon. of Alexandria, ha;
been appointed pastor of the Church o.
the Sacred Heart at Winchester, succeed
ing Rev. T. j. Murray, whose i'll health
made active work impossible for the pres
ent.
Mr.. Clyde Hite is pushing the inside
work on his new house on Commerce
street, adjoining the Christian Church
and will have i: ready for occupancy a
an early day. 1t is a decided improve
ment to that fast growing and pleasant
part of town.
II have used Ayers Hair Vigor for
number of years, and it has always giver
me satisfaction. 1t is an excellent dress
ing, prevents the HAIR from turning gray
insures its vigorous growth, and keep
the scalp white and clean."-Mary A
Jackson, Salem, Mass.
Auction in Mrs. NJ. Geary's store Sstur
day afternoon at 2 o'clock and at night.
A large iron grey horse belonging t.
one of DR.. J. l. Triplett's mill teams here
was taken sick on Tuesday morning, ant
was brought to town for treatment bu
died in few hours. 1t was valuable
animal and its death makes bad bIeal
in fine team.
While tie wheat through this immedi'
ate section is looking fairly well we ar
informed that the outlook in some othe
parts of the county is not so promising
and unless a good season from this tim
on should make a favorable change tn
crop in this county will not be heavy Que
Miss Eliza Rodcffer, an old lady VIII
resided for many years near the mountain
about six miles northwest of this placs
died on Sunday. AS far as we can lear
she lived alone and was found kueelinl
by her bedside dead, having probabl,
been lifeless for some hours when discov
cred. We could not learn the cause o
supposed cause of her death.
Auction in Mrs. n. Geary's store Satur
day afternoon at O'Clock and at night
Mrs. Eliza Bowman. widow Of the late
Isaac Bowman. residing on the river abou
three miles south OF this place, died o.
Monday morning from stroke of paral
ysis that occurred on the 9th inst. Th
remains were inferred IN the famil.
burying ground on Tuesday. Her az
was 76 years She leaves several grow
children.
On Sunday afternoon a very Iarg
hawk killed and partly ate a fise Plyn
outh Rock hen belonging to Mr.. DAME
o. Bowman, on the river near town. o
Monday the bold bird returned to fms
his repast and Mr.. Bowman killed 1t wit
rifle shot, II was found to be monster
measuring four feet two and half inche
from tip to tip OF wings and twenty-five
inches from bill to tail.
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