Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-12-09

20 wad some power tho glftie gle ne,
l(Quoting from an old Scottish lay
ITO SEQ ourself as others see us.v
But we would far more happy be,
If some fairy, witch or elf,
Would make our subscribers see
Our empty pockets as we see them our
self.
lfyou are offered bottle of Salvation
OIL, without wrapper, or mutllated O. de-
faced, don't buy it at any price, you may
be sure that there Is something wrong-lt
may be worthless or dangerous counter
feit. Insist upon getting a perfect, IN
broken, genuine package, in a yellow
wrapper. Be on your guard
Joseph Nicholas Ryan, clerk of the
circuit court of Augusta county, died in
Staunton at 10 o'clock Wednesday night,
November 30, 1892, aged about ffty-slx
years. Since the summer Of 1890, on &C.
count of impaired health, he has been un-
able to appear on the streets or to attend
to business. His decline in health began
number of years ago.
1t excels all others. She speaks from
long experience. Mrs. s. T. Moore,
JerseyvIlle, H., writes III can truthfully
say that Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup excels
all other preparations of like nature.
We have used it for over FIVE years, and
would not be without it.
Miss Sallie Baldwin died in Staunton
on Saturday. She was a sister OF the
late DR.. Robert Baldwin, who was for
number of years SUPP: intendent of the
Western Lunatio Asylum. Her remains
were taken to Winchester for burial.
A hunting party from this place,
composed of Mr.. Jas. H. Clover, Post
master w. w. Logan, and Mr.. A. R.
Holiingsworth, spent a short time on Lost
River, Hardy Co., w, Va, recently. Mr..
Logan had the good fortune to bring
down very fine buck. They also brought
with them a fine string of pheasants.
DR.. C. B. Lohr, who, as our readers
will remember as having been taken to
Perry county, Ohio, to answer serious
charge, broke Jail in that county on Tues
day night, Noy. 29th. A reward of $25
was offered for his apprehension by the
sheriff. The next day he was recaptured
and taken back to the Jail where be is
now securely confined. His trial will
commence on the 9Th.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr.
Geo. F. PIerson, of Texas, to Hiss Mamie
Magruder, youngest daughter of the late
DR.. Geo. ". MagTuder, formerly of this
place. The ceremony will take place on
Tuesday. Dec. 9th, in the First Presby- |
terrain Church, Fort Worth Texas. The
many friends of Miss Mamie in this, her
native place, will have a world of kind
wishes for long and happy married life.
There will be a merry Christmas at
your house if you buy your gifts of B.
Schmltt.
Mr.. S. H. PeteIfsh and wife arrived at |
Luray last week from their Western home.
The parents Of Mr.. Peterfsh, with thirty
or forty other persons, mostly from Page
and Rockingham counties, emigrated 10
the West many years ago. There being
no railroads at that time the party travel
ell for many weeks through rough, wild
and uniahabited sections of country,
camping out at night. Mr.. Peterfsh,
who is now an old man, was then a child
and is now visiting the home of his youth,
hoping TO find some of his relatives. Mr..
Pererfsh is Western Quaker,
II you want first-class pair of calf skin
boots or shoes for a small sum of money
call on W. G. Barron.