Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1893-08-04
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.

III You want the news read the HERALD
but read your own, not your neighbor's.
Buy Schmitt's vanilla.
Globe Beer has the reputation;
1t is drank by every nation.
Base balls, bats, hamMOcks and croquet
s.t.. B. Schmitt.
The Basic City Iron Works have been
sold to Capt. c. A. Holt, of Stauntop, for
$1,000.
Bats and balls. New stccE. Schmitts.
Points for Oliver chilled plows, also the
Broadway chilled pillow for sale by
J. d. Boyer & Sons.
J. A. Dysart & Co. will save you money
on harness, saddles or any thing in the
line. Try them.
Schmitt's cold soda water 81,
Sparkling. cod, refreshing, delightful
soda water. B. Schmitt.
Mill Tomas has been appointed
post master at ut. Clifton, this county.
vice w. ". Peters removed
Mr.. W. L. Dosh has improved his
pretty residence on South Main street by
tie addiuoa Of handsom porch in front
Spices with spice yet IN them, sold by
b. Schmitt as cheap as inferior goods
else There.
The celebrated Globe Beer
Is for sale at Geary's, here.
Globe Brewery. StauntOn Agency,
Has been established recently.
The manager is F. A. QGensen,
Who'll give all orders prompt attention
Next Monday is court day. Call at the
HERALD Office, and if you cannot renew
your youth, you can renew your snbscIip-
ton for another year.
Anything from asingle buckle TO har-
ness for a six horse team can be bought at
the lowest price at the Harness and
saddlery Store of j. 4 Dysart & Co.
Heart trouble, stomach disorders, Der-
vousness, result from the use of Tobacco
and Opium. HIS Chloride of Gold
Tablets are positive cures. All druggists
sell them.
DR.. D. F. Burner, of FOrestyllle, lost a
fine mare, last Friday night. She was in
pasture and tramped upon stick which
penetrated her bowels. She was found
dead on Saturday morning.
The Globe Brewery is always sure
To make beer that's good and pure.
You can drink it day and night
1t always gives an appetite.
Do not delay, If you feel weary,
To call for it at Mrs. GearS's.
Owing to press of advertising several
excellent communications are unavOid
ably postponed until next week. Our cor
respondents will confer great favor If
they will send 10 their communications as
early in the week as possible.
The Page Courier says: Mr.. Sherman
on the Deford farm hear town this year
raised upwards of 900 bushels OF wheat
on % acres of land--Or nearly IS bushels
to the acre.
The long drought from which this
section has suffered so severely, was bro
ken by fine rain on Monday evening
1t came just in the nick of time for the
corn that is shooting into ears and will
also be of great benefit to the gardens.
From all that we can learn the rain was
pretty general throughout the county.
We are informed that mime cattle that
had taken shelter from a ram storm
under two large trees on Paddy Noun
tain. several weeks since, were killed by
lightning. both trees having been torn to
pieces, The cattle had been Pat in the
mountain to Craze during the season by
farmers, probably from this section.
Mr.. Frank Tsmkin, of Powells Fort,
but lately of Iowa, aud Miss Josie
OFlaherty, young daughter of the late
Daniel OFlaherty, Of Pow ellis Fort were
married by Rev. J. P. Stump, at the
Methodist parsonage, in this place On
Tuesday. Tie young couple will remain
in this section until spring when they
will leave for Iowa where they expect to
make their future home.
We kave received copy of sermon
"The Golden City," hy w. V. Tudor, D.
D., Pastor of Broad Street Methodist
Church Richmond, Va. Itis Published
in pamphlet form. Any one who desires
to read what this distinguished Divine
has to say upon a subject which interest:
all of Us. can get copy, free. by apply
ing to ". +. Richardson, Richmond, Va
Mr.. P. Fl. O'Bannon, of Sperryville, has
written a card to the Blue Ridge Guide
in which he says that he recently ac
companied a gentleman from Baltimore
over the route from Culpeper to Sperry
Vile with a view Of establishing ar
electric railway between those towns
He writes very confidently of the success
of the enterprise if the people of Kappa
hammock will meet the projectors in 8
LIBERAL way.
On Tuesday base ball club composed
Of young fellows from Luray arrived il
Woodstock for the purpose of playing
the youngsters of the second nine of tb'
clnb here. The game came off in thu
afternoon and proved to be interesting
70 a Drettv LARGE crowd of sDectatOrs
The Lursy boys however, did not seen
to be in il, and were faxed out to th,
tame of 16 10 9. Had the Woodstock lad'
not been ratified in the first inning o
two the, boys from over the mountain
would have faired harder than they did
They were nice party of young gent
and did their town credit during tbei
stay here.