Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-10-28

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have had for some time. 1t cannot be
sqlaled for coughs or colds. 1 have al
ways used it,"
The Republicans of Columbia Furnace
raised Harrison x Reid dag at that
place on Saturday The crowd was
addressed in an able manner by RObt. j.
Walker, EsQr, of this county. Much
enthusiasm prevailed and the boys felt
as if the fight was going on all right.
The Old Farmer Hopkins company gave
most enjoyable representation of that
laughable comedy in Twins Opera Hall.
Wednesday night to fair audience. Tie
performance was very good while the
scenery was first class. This troupe made
a big mistake by not showing the second
night here as thcy woull have had a
packed house
Here is your chance ladies to get a
delightful toilet free. To each new lady
subscriber to the HERALD we will make
present Of box of DR., Hebra's Viola
Cream, which sells everywhere for fifty
cents. For one dollar you get the HERALD
a year and box of this elegant prepare
ton. Send at once as we have but a
small supply of the Viola Cream.
What is the dismay of the early pcdes-
TRAN, who leaves his cozy home on a
winters morning IN quest Of lucre or
pleasure when he fuds himself suddenly
the victim of the treachery of slippery
pavement. 1t will be a comfort to know
that Salvation OIL will cure his bruised
limbs.
Friday Last, Columbus day, the 4OOth
anniversary of The discovery Of America,
was celebrated by the members of the
Woodstock Gra6ed School by appropriate
exercises. The scholars and teachers had
handsomely decorated the room with
spruce and the national colors The singing
was especially enjoyable. In addition to
speeches Of pupils addresses were made
by Rev. J. P. Stump, and Mr. Il. Il.
Martin, of the Record.
Boyd, the little four year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Chapman, of this
place, died on Saturday. about 4 o'clock,
after brief illness of laryngitis. The
death Of this interesting child has been a
sad bereavement to the parents aud
relatives, and they have the earnest
sympathy Of many friends. After services
at the house Oh Monday morning the
remains were taken to VIA chester for
ilte?ment.
The remains of two Federal soldiers
were taken to Winchester, Saturday, for
interment in the national cemetery. One
was found 10y John Konney, near
Stepbenson's depot, in Frederick county,
while quarry ing rock. The bones and five
United States brass buttons were found
about fifteen inches below the surface IN
the field where General Milroy was attack
ed On bis retreat from Winchester in the
summer OF 1868 name unknown. The
other was discovered by w. II. COpp,
near the famous battle-ground of Fishers
Hill, which was fought September p,
lsG3 A portion Of the soldiers coat was
well preserved, the button-holes we're
very distinct aud several brass buttons
were found with the bones.
The party of hunters who were
mentioned in our last weeks Issue as
having gone On hunting trip to the
Cedar Creek Valley and the adjoining
section of West Virginia, returned on
Saturday. They were so fortunate as to
kill two deer The largest, a very fine
doe fell before the unerring and deadly
Winchester rifle of Mr.. Klrb. Marshall,
while Mr. W. W. Logan, our post master,
was so lucky as 10 bring down nice
young doe. we are under many Obli-
cations to our young friend, Kirb, for
present of an elegant mess of veuisOn
steak, which we can assure him was
highly appreciated ami much enjoyed.
A very handsome Democratic banner
was raised in this place on Monday. 1t is
suspended across Main street on a rope
extending from the Burner building to
large hickory pole on the opposite side of
the street. The affair was a quiet one
there being no speaking or brass bands,
while a number Of stalwart Republicans
displayed a generous spirit by taking hold
OF the ropes and helping to raise the pole.
On one side of the banner are large and
pretty fairly painted portraits of Cleye-
land and Stey enson, while the other con
tains a number of Democratic inscrD-
lions. SO far the campaign in this sec
tion is moving along very quietly and
with great good humor, not single IN
kind word or expression having passed
betwaer n,anbers of the two great Darties.