Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-07-15
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

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our next issue? We feel satisfied that il
they could fully realize how much we
need this money their response would
be most liberal.
Don't overlook the advertisement Of
tho Polvtechnic Institute, New Market,
in this issue.
II Won are in search of health or pleas
urc read the advertisement in another
CoInmn of II. Ii. Biller's Hotel, Orkney
Springs.
Parsons interested in sheep raising
should read the advertisement IN another
column of Messrs. Walton & Burner who
offer fine bucks for sale.
"Pabst's Milwaukee Beer is refreshing"
The Sunday School at Union Forge
will held festival on Saturday evening
for the benefit of the school.
''Noted for its purity, nothing but hops
and malt in Pabsi's Beer"
Ifyou want to pay your subscription in
wood bling 1t right along We need some
at once.
'Pure, healthiul, nonIishing and re-
fresbine-Pabst's Milwaukee Beer"
We want several loads Of wood at once.
Will some Of our wood paying subscribers
attend TO this right away.
Won are not ain il" unless you have on
hand one or TWO of C.. A. Saum's hand
some buckboaids OF buggits. Write for
Drice.: they will astonlsh you.
DENTAL NOTICE. DIR. }. B. Rush ex-
nscts TO be absent from his Office, on q
vacation, from July 22d until Aug. LIST,
1892.
&c. M,Graw, Harper's Ferry, W. Va,
sole agent Pabst's Milwaukee Beer.
Mr. Cbales r. Rouse, of New York, is
bnildipg a new re.engne house in Win
chester of brick with markble trimmings.
"Ask your dealer to send home a dozen
Pabst's Beer"
Mr. YIN. Richards, of the Kern's
snrnr neighberhood, brought to our Of
fee on Monday a large bunch of fragrant
locust bloom. He has large tree that
is literally covered with bloom.
We regret to chronicle the death of Mr..
Ice O,borne. a good citizen of this cOun-
tv. who passed away on Sunday OF last
week. at his home at Mt. Clifton. lie
was about 60 years of age.
Your nome is not complete and pleasure
is stranger to you without riding
vehicle. c. A. Saum can make You happy
in this line. See if he cant.
Mr.. Wm. II. Borden, of Harrisvllle, this
comfy. found and killed in a small build
ing used as a cooking place in summer
lizard that had reached tie extreme
length of eleven inches.
Remember that next Saturday will be
the day for the picnic at Fishers Hill
under the auspices of the congregation o.
the Church OF the Sacred Heart, of WIN
chester.
"I-ncle" Davy Freeze, known to the
majority Of the people of this county al
tie man who brought Page watermellon'
n this section every season for many
Years. died recently at his home in Page
county, aged over IS years.
Monday brought the smallest crowd tc
town that has been seen here for many
county court days. Business. however,
was pretty brisk with most of the mer-
chants Several horse buyers we're OIL
hand and about % head were sold at an
average of 500 per head.
Louis Driver, of Mt. Clinton, Rock
ingbam comfy. Va, was killed in the act
of closing a barn door during vino
storm on the 3Oth OF June, aged about 81
wears. He was caught between the dool
and sill and crushed to death.
The COVE catcher of the evening Chesa
peake and Ohio train caught sheep fr'r
a flock at MilbrCok station, in August
county, a few days ago, and carried it e
the Stanton station. The only hurt tC
the sheep was crippled leg.
The steeple of the Lutheran church o
this place. which was struck by light
ming and badly damaged short time ago
has been thoroughly repaired and no"
shows no traces of the wild work of the
electric fluid. The scaffOlding, necessary
to repairing It, was big job in itself.
As there is no royal road to learning. 81
there is no magical cure for disease. Th
effect, however, to taking Ayers Sarsapa
1ialla for blood disorders comes as nea
magic as can be expected of any mer
human agency. This Is due to its purii
and strength.
Homer Stinespring, young man iron
Harrisonburg, who has been living yea
or more at Orange c. H., was drowne'
last Thursday afternoon whilst bathin
with others in the Rapidan river at Bal
nett's Ford.
A picnic will be held at Mt. Air
School Ho use on Saturday, July 3Oth.-
Public addresses, mnsic and amusement
of various kinds will help to make up a
enjoyable day. Dehghtful reiresnhen'
and substantial food at the lowest prices
Proceeds for the benefit of the Mt. AIRY
Brass Baud.
Thresbing machines have been busy J
this section for the past week. The whes
is OF an excellent quality, and iSis turn
ing out well in quantity. Some field
have averaged % bushels and over to th
acre. Mr.. JnO. s. Hoshour threshed on
niece of four acres that made 30 bushe
to the acre.
81 was Frustrated with severe biiior
COMPLAINT" writes Erastus Southwortl
OF Bath, Ne. AFTER vaiDly trying nun
Der of remedies, was finally induced
take Ayers Pills. bad scarcely take
+wo boxes when was completely cured.