Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-04-15
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

egar.
Mr.. J. L. Burner, of this place, has
flock of fourteen ewes that gave birth to
twenty five lambs.
Corn for sale at Bowman & Mauck'S
If you want to buy high arm Singer
sewing machine, with a full set of at
tachments, cheap, call at this office.
Finest new crop Porto Rico mOlases, at
J. II. Rodetfer's.
There are three terrible Affections now
before married men-spring fever, spring
bonnets and spring house cleaning.
By calling at once you can get "early
rose" potatoes at Bowman X Mauck's.
Mr. J Bender, a popular printer OF
this place, left on Monday to take case
on the State Republican, Harrisonburg.
A petition asking the court to have an
election held IN Stonewall magisterial
district on the new stock law, was being
circulated on Monday.
Mr.. Chas. A. Gladke, wholesale dealer
in dry goods, Staunton, Va, writes;
have used Bradycrotine for headache and
find it a good thing.
Miss Nellie Hcshour, who is attending
the Stanton Female Seminary, at Staun-
ton, Va, returned home Wednesday to
sgend Easter.
Joseph Lambert, ex'r., sdvertises by
hand bills that be will sell the real and
personal property of the late Geo. W.
Miller. on Saturday, April 2Srd.
The numerous bark Feelings in the
mountains of this section will soon CON-
mence active work, and many hands will
be in demand at fair prices.
Salt Salt. Call and examine quality
and price, at J. II. Rodeffvr's
1t appears TO be an established truth
that one ounce of Keep-yOur-mouth- shut
Is better than pound OF EXPLANATION
after you have said 1t.
We return thanks to Mr.. Jas. II. Smoot,
of the graduates, for an invitation to the
commencement exercises of the Medical
University of Mary land, which took place
in Baltimore, on Thursday, of this week.
Rev. J. E. Hott has resigned Lacy
Springs circuit, the charge to which he
was appointed by the last session of the
Virginia L. B. church. This leaves the
charge at present without a pastor.
Any and everything in the grocery line,
at j. II. ROdtffer's.
Jacob Funk. well known teamster of
Powelps Fort. killed a very large black
snake in the little Fort on the lst Of April
The snake measured five and half feet,
and was unusually thick AMI heavy.
The public dinner giving BY the ladies
OF the Methodist church in Twins Hall,
on Monday, was pretty literally patron
lied and a snug sum of money was realiz
ed.
Mrs. Kern, widow of the late Henry
Kern, died on Tuesday morning at her
residence near Kern's Springs, about six
miles west of this place. She leaves a
number of grown children.
If you will call at Bowman & Mauck's
next week they will take pleasure in
showing you something pretty in Ging-
hams, prints, white goods. wash dress
goods, sc.
The sale of the valuable personal prop
erty of the late Mrs. Eliza Bowman, on
the river about one mile from Willow
Grove, is advertised by hand bills to take
place on Saturday, April 23rd.
The really handsome aud attractive dis
play in the large windows of Van Pelt 4
Walton's store-room is the work of an
artist, and is worth going long ways to
see. Read their advertisement in this
Issue.
Mrs. A. Hilleary has received full stock
Of stylish spring millinery, and cordially
invites the ladies of Woodstock and vi
ciDity to call and examine her goods and
prices, Main street, adjoining the residence
Of Jas. H. ROdeffer.
Many rise 10 the morning with a head
ache and no inclination for breakfast
This Is due to torpidlty Of the liver and a
deranged condition of tho stomach. Tc
restore healthy action to these organs
nothing is so efficacious az an occasional
dose of Ayers Pills.
Judicial work of any kind is generally
profitable and If you do advertising ju
dicially, you certainly will be benefited
by doing so. Don't say, 30, / can't see
any advantage in advertising" Try IL
a small way, as a local occasionally, anC
see if you are not justified.
Seed potatoes, "early rose"-and East
ern shore sweet potatoes, at J. II. Rodef
fer's.
Mr. L. T. Brooks, the Superintendent
of the shenandoah Trotting Stud, bat
leased the Fair Grounds at this place
Read the advertisement in this issue, a.
well as that of DIR. ID. d. Carter, which Il
ofgreat interest to all horse raisers.
Use the "Crewn" baking powder. 1'r.
one can and you will use no other kind
at j. III. Rodeffer's.
RandOlph-Macon Academy, located a
Front Royal, Virginia, will be completed
by July the first, and DR.. Smith says b
has more tLan fifty students pledged TO
next year already. DR.. Bond, of Balti
more, has been selected as superintendent
the academy.
Many people who pride themselves oil
their blue blood would be far happier
with pure blood; but, while we canno
choose our ancestors, fortunately, by thu
use Of Ayers Sarssparilla. We can trans
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