Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-02-19
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

roof on his large warehouse near the de
pot.
Mr.. Geo. F. Gearing has opened meat
store on Nam street, one door North OF
Shenandoah County Bank.
Mrs. Luke, of Berryyille, Va, is visiting
her mother and the family of Mr.. w. T..
Williams, of this place.
II you do not advertise your bushes 8
people will not know yoa are liying-ad.
yertiss in THE HERALD.
Mr.. Harrison Dovel, of Luray, Va, has
leased the Wilson Hotel, at Mt. Jackson,
Va, and will take possession March lst
Ostrich feathers heightened and curled.
Hats and bonnets remodtled and pressed.
Mrs. R. c. Hughes, Woodstock, Va.
There will be preaching at the Christian
church next Lords day at IL q. m also at
Up. IN. All are cordially invited to at =
tend.
The person who lost a small purse con-
tanning q small sun of money, can re-
cover the same by calling on Capt. Jno.
H. Grabill.
Subscribe for the HERALD, one of the
cheapest and best county papers in the
State. Only ore dollar year. Every
family in the county should have it,
Revs. B. F. Ball, of the Methodist
church, and Geo. E. Henderlite Of the Pres
byterian church, exchanged pulpits ON
Sunday night last.
The Winchester Times is informed that
Mr.. Wissler, of that place, is negotiating
for the purchase OF the MIddletown Car
riage Factory.
Do not borrow your neighbours paper. =
The neighbor doesn't like it and you are
taking advantage of the publisher
Subscribe for yourself.
Rev. S. A. Hltner will hold commun'
ion at lions church, on Sunday, 2lst inst,
at 10 O'Clock. Preparatory services on
Saturday the Goth. at o'clock, p. m.
The many friend, of Mr.. will supinger,
the popular salesman at Baily's hardware
establishment. will be sorry to hear that
be is still confined to the house by sick
ness.
Now Is your time to supply yourself
with bait cotton. 1t is lower than it ha:
ever been. You get better bait for II
aud 12t cents than ever before.
Ricbey.
Mr.. J. Gambll Sprinkle, one Of the cd
est and best known citizens of Harrison
burg, died there Tuesday morning, of last
week, aged p years. He left wife, thu
sister of Maj. s. NJ. Yost of Stanton, anC
several children.
Herring have made their appearance il
this market. Judging frem their look
they are genuine fish, but from the pric
they must have been caught anywher
but low down in the water. Probabl.
they were shot ont of the highest trees.
To the question, Which is your favorit
poem 7 there may be a great variety o
answers bat when asked, Which is you
favorite blood purifier there can be onl.
one reply-Ayer's Sarsaparills, because
is the purest, safest, and most economical
Mr.. Chas. F. Didawick, of Calvary, thl
county, has received an appointment a
railroad postal clerk of the first class, hi
run covering the route between Lynch
burg, Va, aud Bristol. Tenn. This is
lucrative position and is secured by
rigid civil service examination.
Don't waste time, money, and hesltl
trying every new medicine you may sc
advertised in the papers. If the cause
your trouble is in the blood, liver
stomach, or kidneys. take Ayers Sarsap'
rila at once, and be sure of a cure. TAX
no other.
There will be Cd. W communion Sc
vices in the Lutheran church at Tom
Brook, February the 25th. 1892. Prepari
tory services Sabbath morning. The men
bers are earnestly requested to be presen
PASTOR.
Eugence Keys, colored. tried 10 u
Corporation Court OF Stanton Of stes
ing package containing $40 from ii
United States Express Company, WI
convicted Saturday, and bis term of in
prisonment in the penitentiary fixed I
two years.
Persons who have been cutting an
stealing the wire of the unused telegrsp
or telephone line along the pike, ma
find themselves in trouble before man
days. This thievIng is to be looked att
and closely investigated, and the guilt
party prosecuted il discovered.
Mr.. Abraham Stlckley, one of the oil
and prominent citizens of the northeI
part of this comfy, and the owner of ii
celebrated Stickley's quarry, near Cape
Road station, died on the evening Of Il
18th inst, aged 81 years. He was an unc
OF Col. Z. Z. Stickley, of this place.
March LIST will 5000 be here, at whi'
time will put away all blankets, yarn
dress 1annels, &c. II you wish to buy al
of IL csc things at cost, you only have
days. After they are packed away tn
will not be unpaeked until next winter.
Richcy.
This case Of Anthony, one of the bun
gang now in Jail here, and ~ho Is und
a two years sentence to the penitentiaI
the execution of which has been delay
by being carried mp to the Court Of
peals, was brought before that court
Tuesday at Richmond
Mrs. Annie NJ. Starr, Brewer sire
New London, Conn, writes: II have us
your medicine for number Of months a
ind it sure cure have suffered Sin