Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-12-16

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returned to his home here on Monday
suffering from a severe attack of rheu-
matism. He was accompanied home by
Jno, B. Locke another Woodstock young
man who is also employed by the same
company.
If the people of that secti on want to
spend the evenings of Friday and Satur-
day before Christmas pleasantly let them
attend the oyster supper on those even
iugs at Mt. Airy School House, and thus
help along their excellent Comet band.
For cure of a Sprained back a complete
success.-Mr. Jerome NJ. Haley, Massillon,
O., says: ~ have been using Salvation
OIL for my sprained back, have found it
complete success, and am perfectly salts
fed with its results."
We learn that the town council has
ordered the removal of the stable at
the Valley Inn from along the line of the
side walk on Court street, and will also
try to arr.nge for the removal of the
jail stables to the rear of the lot and
thus do away with a very serious
nuisance along the street.
In the case of DR.. C. B. Lohr. who sued
Mr.. W. L. Cooke for $40, 900 damages
for malicious prosecution and false i'm
prisonment, which was concluded in
StauntOD, Va, on Wednesday, the jury
after celebrating about "a hours gave
Lohr verdict for SIS.
While out hunting on the Mill Mountain
near the West Va. line, on Wednesday
of last week, Frank Wolverton killed a
well grown bear cub that weighed about
100 lbs. Frank says the little black ras-
cal came straight for him and it took eight
shots from bis Winchester to teach him
how dangerous such conduct was.
Mrs. Lottie Hillman died at her home,
near Winchester, last Friday week, aged
eigbty-nine years. Mrs. Hillman was one
of the oldest toll gate keepers on the VAL
ley turnpike. The deceased was a pen
sioner of the war of 1912, her husband
being a sailor in the Tn tied States navy
al that time.
1t impossible to prevent cough and
cold in the winter season. A draught of
air, the going ont of fire or any sudden
change Of the temperature of a room is
sufficient to produce such a result
While we cannot prevent, we can easily
cure these troublesome affections with
few doses of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Mr. Joseph Teets, who resides on the
mountain. a few miles south of here, has
demonstrated that the big river farmers
can't haye all the good things of life. A
few days ago he killed one of what he
calls bis little pigs that weighed 407 lbs.
There are no flies on Joe, and when be
humps himself, he gets there every time.
Feeble and capricious appetites are best
regulated by the use of Ayers Cathartic
Pills. They do not debilitate, by exces-
sive stimulation but cause the stomach
liver, and bowels to perform their fune-
tions properly. As an after dinner pill,
they are unequaled.
An oyster supper, with ice ] cream,
cakes and other delicaeies will be held
IN Snarr, Borden & Mlley's Hall, at Toms
Brook, on the nights of Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, Dec. goth, Both and 31st,
for the benefit of the U. B. Church.
Everything served in the incest style and
at reasonable prices. Everybody come
and help the good cause.
The Methodist Church was crowded on
Sunday night when Rev. j. p. Stump,
the Prelate of the Lodge preached the
annual sermon to the Knights OF Pythas
A number of front seats in the middle
block were reserved for the Knights who
assembled at their Castle Hall and march
ed to the church in body. The sermon
was an able aud eloquent one and was
highly enjoyed.
We regret to inform number of oul
correspondent Is that we cannot publish
their communications this week or
account of their Infringing upon Mr.. Nea'
Buzzard Enough of a good thing il
equal to a feast, but half dozen article,
more or less of h kind would be rather
too much, besides it would be unfair tC
our esteemed friend, Mr. Buzzard, who
has had his style copyrighted.
As has been reported from time to tim,
bear have been unusually plentiful il
POwelps Fort this season. On Monday
Mr.. Sprinkle of New Market, and Nr. VIM
Singer, of Luray, while hunting in thu
above named Valley killed three of thes
animals. one of them weighed 300 lbs
This last was sold to a Washington
gentleman for $50. This party saw sew
eral other bear the same day.
Joe. Edmonson, disreputable charac-
ter who resided near Cedar Creek in tb
lower end of this county, was brough
to this place and lodged in Jail on Mon
day upon the charge of stealing sixt.
dollars from the pocket of Jas. J. Hines
of Tom Is Brook. After his arrest Edmon
son confessed the crimo and returne
forty -one dollars and ten cents OF tb
money. He had ordered tickets from tn
r. r. Agent at Winchester for himsel
add a woman with whom he had bee
living for some point In the West, an
. was to have left on the morning he wa
! arrested.
B. & o. Thousand Mile Ticket Goo