Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-02-10

Messrs. Harry Campbell and }. Letch
Burner.
We do not know of a single soul WHO
will not extend beartiest congratulations
to this young couple aud earnest wishes
that their welded life may be as bright
aud happy as long, long summers day.
A company has been formed to operate
fruit and vegetable canning factory in
Shendun.
A sure cure for Group. Keep it handy.
Mr.. Gin ton Campbell, Chester, Pa, says:
81 can recommend DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup as 3 sure cure for Group We have
Kept it in the house for the last years
and would not be without It,"
A practical physician advises thorough
Cleansing .of the cellars where potatoes
have frozen, as when they begin to thaw
and decay they give off foul odor very
dangerous to health. This is timely ad
vice, and it behooves every ons having
potatoes or other vegetables frozen IN
their cellars to heed it, and thus probably
avoid disease.
Mr.. A. J. Hoffman, the well known
proprietor of the Central Hotel, New
Market, died on Monday, after long
illness. Mr. Holtzuan has been in the
hotel business for many years and was a
very popular landlord. His age was
sb0nt seventy years. Messrs. Samuel
Shomo ard Booten Moffett, both old and
prominent citizens OF New Market, alse
died on Monday.
We received copy of the financial
statement Of the Shenandoah County
Building and Loan Association, for the
year ending Dec. 31st, 1892. This state
meut is a n ost gratifying exhibit of the
splendid condition and remarkable sue
cess CT tie Association. We do not see
how the management could he improved
or how an investment could be safer or
returns more certain. 1t Will prove OF
great benefit to this section.
Hyperdsrmic injections of morphia are
frequently prescribed by physicians for
cure of neuralgia but its effects are only
ephemeral and you will have to repeat
the injection every day. Discard this
seductive enchanter, and use Salvation
Oil, which goes to the seat of the trouble
and effects permanent cure.
II is true times are hard and money
matters tight bnt for all that we must
have money If we are to run this paper
We only ask for what you owe us, not one
cent more, but that We must have, Next
Monlay is county court day and we want
every one who owes us to come to the
oflic and pay up, or send the amount by
some one. We do not want to be dis
appointed, as that would mean moro to
us than probably our readers imagine.
A lumberman near Lynchburg, who is
thought to be an excellent authority, says
the recent severe cold destroyed myriads
of an insect which for the past few years
has wrought havoc with the pine timber
of The country. 1t is known as the "saw-
yer" and is small worm, about an inch
long, with a white body and black head.
He can be heard saving in the trunks OF
trees when at w0.k, and is 80 industrious
that he can destroy valuable urea in
months time
The beat sugar factory at Staunton has
been completed, and last week the pro-
cess of making sugar from beats vas CON-
msnced. If successful, about which there
seems to be no reason fer deubt, this en-
terprise cannot but prove of immense
value to this section. We hope to give
full account of this enterprise as soon as
possible. In the meantime let our farm
ers commence informing themselves upon
this subject OF such vital Importance to
their interests. BY communicating with
the Staunton establishment they may
secure much valuable information.
The growing wheat crop throughout
the Valley does net appear to have been
damaged to any great extent by the
severe and long continued cold weather.
The light covering of snow and slsst
which had become sufficiently solid to re-
sist the wind was heavy enough to safely
carry it through the unusual hard frsez-
ling. Had it not been for these light
SHOWS the growing crop would have been
almost destroyed. The earth still con-
tinues hard frozen and but little blowing
is being done.
We find the following items Of interest
in a correspondence flom 'Sandy Flat"
AZ a section Of our county, near Lantz's
Mil, is sometimes called
The Headquarters Cornst Band was
through this section recently and serenad-
ed several young ladies.
Miss Mary Bowman, of Broadway,
Rockingham county, Va, is The guest of
Mr.. b J. Staunton's family.
Ths measles are still lingering In this
neighborbood. Clarence Fadeley has
been quite i'll With this disease,