Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-04-08

heN. ID. T. Dali anu iNthiiJ iCit Ou NhAS-
day for Leesburg his field OF labor for the
next year. Our people part from them
with sincere regret, and wish them pleas
ant sojOuTn in their new home.
The gay young bicyelist he's in his bed,
Not for him is the spring sun shining,
He has been flung and is sore in body and
head,
But Salvation Oil will make him smiling.
eve got it at least said the fellow
who found his cough subdued by DR.. Balls
Cough Syrup.
We haven't been on pleasure trip to
Baltimore, but our store is full of season.
able goods, all the same, and at low prices
too, as we haven't had to add an extra
profit to pay expenses of trip.
Bowman & Mauck.
The robins, those teautiful and useful
harbingers of springtime, are here in
larger numbers than for mans years past,
and their cheerful music fills the balmy
evening air with melody.
Rev. Jno. C. Dice, an old and greatly
be loved minister of the Baltimore Con-
ference Methodist Church, South, died,
from the effects of paralysis at Uppervllet
Loudoun Co., Va, Tuesday, aged abou
20 years,
Our handmade and homemade buggy
harness cannot be surpassed in durability,
neatness and cbeapness. Call and ex-
anime for yourself. All work sold at
Grabilps Harness Store is warranted to be
as represented.
DR. C. B. Lohr, 10 seems about as
versatile and thorough paced rascal as can
be found in ten states, has been captured
in Washington, Indiana, and Will be
brought back to StauntCn to be tried for
horse stealing.
Don't forget to call at this office on
court-day and examine the Webster's Un-
abridged Dictionary that we are offering
to our subscribers for a song. We would
also be glad to have You pay that little
bill, we need it very much.
Garden making time is here in full force.
and for the next week the air will be
loaded with the smoke and smell of burn
ing weeds, dead grass, &c. Every true
gardener will be trying to get ahead of
his neghbor, and sore hands aud lame
backs will be painfully epidemic.
Our millinery department is now in full
swing and we exhibit the largest line we
have ever shown. Ribbons, flowers, hats,
&c, in endless variety at lower prices
than ever before. Miss Sallie Davis is In
charge as heretofore.
P. J. Fravel & Son.
Tuesday morning was a lively time
around the cattle pens and scales at the
depot here. A lot of fine beef cattle
COWS, hogs, sheep and calves were brought
in from different points for shipment
causing a busy gathering for several
hours of stock, wagons, horses and men.
The change in the weather of the past
few days is a grateful one after our shiveT'
ing through so many cold and damp
months. Sunday was pretty fair summer
weather, the heat running up to 81 IN the
shade, making it right warm day for a
starter.
Look out for rascal who is working
the Valley counties soliciting shipments OF
produce to the "Alliance Produce Co.," OF
Philadelphia. There is no such concern,
and any one shipping to it will be out just
that much. Have the fellow arrested as
soon as he approaches you.
Mrs. Foote died in Romney, W. Va
one day last week at an advanced age
She was the widow OF Rev. DR.. Foote,
prominent Presbyterian minister WHO
many years ago was the pastor of that
church here as well as the principal OF
the Woodstock Male Academy, then O
most fourishing school.
Mr.. H. H. Haun shipped the finest anc
latest bunch of cattle on Tuesday tha'
} have ever been shipped from this point
The drove numbered eight head of short
, horns and we're of Mr.. Haun's own feed
irg. They averaged lass lbs. and wer'
in the very pink of perfect condition.
These cattle will probably form part OF
cargo from Baltimore for Europe.
James Anthony, the bunco robber nov
il the penitentiary, applied through hi
counsel to the Court of Appeals for re
hearing and was refused. This settle
, this case, and the honest people ct tn
Hand can rest in the assurance that on
member of dangerous gang of criminal
t will have to undergo bis punishment
light as it is.
D The confidence that people have i
p, Ayers Sarsaparilla as a blood edicine
t the legitimate and natural growth o
s many years. has been handed dow
from parent to child, and is the favorit
Y family medicine in thousands of house
IS holds.
j Many of our subscribers complain
the great inconvenience they are pat
% by others borrowing their papers. IN
u is very unfair. 1t is no more right to l
It constantly using the paper your neighb'
pays for than to take his flour and mea
a Be man, and pay for your mental foe
d Just as you must do Tor your daily ration
1T What debt of gratitude the wor
owes to such men as Drs. Aver and JENNIE
the latter for the great discovery OF waco
If nation, and the former for his Extract
at Sarsaparills-the best of blood-puriiier
" Who can estimate how much these di
mr. coveries have benefited the race
Mr.. GRANVILLE Harper, promine
p. business man of Baltimore, died at /
n home in that city, on Wednesday OF la
n week, of heart disease. Mr. Harper W
.--.-t...s. 10 la.,,ox for tho firm Of viii