Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-06-17
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

ed out of this issue.
A good secondhand piano for sale Ap-
ply at this office.
For Sale-A good organ, cheap ioi '"'"'
Apply at this office.
Large stock hammocks on the way io'
Il. Schmitt.
Prof. HOTELS Summer School at Green
Hill, will begin Tuesday, July 9Th
A cavalry company is to be organi~eo
at Winchester.
First-class apple brandy for sale W L.
Wlkin, Alonzovllle, Va.
1t is said that large checks are TO be
fashionable this year. We'd be m'su'S
thankful if small checks should be iasn-
ionable amons our delinquent subscribers
Fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, and cabbage
and choice t. be peaches 10 cts per ) To-
can. w -
The Shendun Ncics announccs tna' amer
the date of its last issue, Jane 9'n' u VIII
be issued sem'-mcnlh'y, rerding more
permanent arrans, nnnt for its rnOllca-
ton.
Inst in store lot OF fine hams, fancy
breakfast bacon strips potted ham, %,
logna sausage, dried beef, cooked co'"'0
beef, Switzer and Tarbell cheese
VIC. Barron.
It is copiectured that specific may yet
be found tor every i'll that flesh IS heir TO-
However this may be, certainly the oeS,
specific yet found for diseases OF the Olo0u
is AYERS Sarsaparilla, AID most a'SeaS'S
originate from impure blood.
Iee-eream saltwater cents at o.
schmitt's Friday after 8 p. m. II III
creased patronage iustifies, this Will Oe
continued each week.
Monday was county court dSy' a
,arcer crowd was in town than is usually
at June court. it being busy season Of
the YEAR The agricultural machine
AGENTS were very busy. especially the
binder agents who were actively engaged
in showing and explaining the superiority
of their machines over all Others. Iceu
beer was in brisk demand, but with TIE
regular old copper lined sOaks whiSkey
was very freely INDUCED in.
Although never a very gooi day for tue
horse market, a number.were Sell hl'een
or twenty for shipment.
Business generally vas fairly good' anu
considerable money changed bands
Everything passed off quietly as is usual
IL the case, a fight or row OF any kino
being something almost unknown ID a
Shenandoah gathering.
A gentleman, under forty years OF age,
whose hair was rapidly becoming thin anu
gray. began the use of Ayers Hair Vigori
and IN six months his hair was restored
TO its natural color, and even more than
its former growth and richness.
Mr.. Will Neeb, of near this place. Win
six others had very close call on Friday
afternoon of last week. While at worR
in a corn field shower came up and they
oil sonobt shelter under low but widely
spreading young white oak. The shower
was ofbut short duration and they return
cd TO work. In a short time, probably mol
more than quarter of an hour, heavy
rain came up and Mr.. Neeb and bis
hands etncluded 74ps better shelter
This they did. a7se too soon, Tor III
little while a heavy bolt of lightning
strnek the tree sbiyCring and scattern!
the limbs in all directions aud CONF letel!
st,inDinq the bark from the trunk.
It is another Of the many impressive
warnings against taking shelter unde
isolated trees during thunder shower
Mr.. John C. Feriman, Albion, Illinois
writes on Jan. 10Th. 1891; My wife ha
been a great sufferer from headaches 70
over 20 years, and your Bradycrotine !
the only medicine that has ever relieves
her. | can get you all the recommends
tions Won want from here. Wetake grea
Measure IN recommending 1t on all oC
casiOns.
A corresI on6ent at Higgins Crossin
furnishes us with the following items
Wheat is looking we'll on the Barb rive
bottoms as well as on the surrounding nj
lands. and the present indications al
that there Will be good, rich harves
Corn and grass are also looking well.
This neighborhood was visited wit
several good rains last week, and II
farmers lad few holidays in which
rest and be ready for the hard work whie
is in the near future.
Mr.. Redas Fry. sr., had nice prese'
a few weeks ago in tAe form of a bell Il
his COW. 1t was beautifully engravt
with the motto, "cow out" Mr.. Fl
seemed well pleased with the present.
Selling out at aud below cost my emit
stock of boots, shoes and queensware.
Ladies' s.. so fiue shoes.----...----.s2.'
200 " .----..------ l.
1.25 ..--.------ l..
The price in mems. boys and children
shoes cot same as above. W. c. BarTo
There was sound of revelry by night
CAPT. Geo. W. Koonz's hospitable re-
dence or Muhlenberg street, on Frid'
night of last week, and the lights sho
on fair ladies and gallant men. as ey
looked love to eyes that spoke again. al
more than one heart was enslayed
life.
While at home for short vacatI'
Willie Koontz gave delightful aud e
It'll on4orfainmant to a very lar