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

TIE celebrated Globe Beer
Is for sale at Geary's, here.
D.n't fail to read our advertisements.
As matter of business it pays you better
than any other part Of the paper
Don't forget to call at the HERALD
Office Monday. Also don't forget to come
prepared to pay If you owe Ms anything.
Prices range from two to ten thousand
dollars at Excelsior Marble Works, Mt.
jackson.
Fresh garden and flower seeds at B
Schmitt's.
Mr. L. E. Savage, owner Of the Ksrns-
town Disullery, in Frederick county, died
ut his home, at KernstoNn, on Friday
Inscription cut upon and erected at
graves without extra charge. Tonbstcnes
comp,eted within "a hours after receiving
order by Excelsior Marble Works, MI
jackson.
Comic and Sentimental Valentines in
great variety at Schmiirs.
The windy ard dangerous month OF
March draws near See that al the fire
apparatus is in tie most effective con-
dtion.
Rebscca Burner, aunt Of Silas and Jacob
Hoover, living nea- Willow Grove, died
at the home Of Jacob Hoover Feby. 2nd,
1898; aged IS years and fye months
Globe Brewery, StauntOn Agency,
Has been este bls she'd recently.
The manager is T. A. Qnousen,
Who'll give all orders prompt attention
Tosfs WoMy says Col. Jacob Wisslsr,
of Ednburg, has bought the Stuart mill
farm at Ly udhuist, from the heirs Of the
late A. II. p. Stuart Consideration net
stated.
The S, onevall Brigade Band, Of Stann-
ton. will attend the Inauguration as the
band of the Second Virginia Regiment,
Col. Joseph \. Mutton commanding.
The great strike at Homestead does not
effect the Excelsior Marble Works, Mt.
Jackson Va, who still manufacture monu-
ments and tombstones at prices that defy
competition.
Landretl's fresh garden seeds, thorough
" reliable, old papers burned each fall,
sold by B. Schmitt.
A newspaper would be dead failure if
it tried to please any man or particular
set of men. There is always something
in the paper to please every one. Be
charitable. That which pleases you may
not please another, and vica versa.
Drop rs a card and We will call upon
yen at your homes. You need not stop
work one hour. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Excelsior Marble Works, Mt. jackson, Va.
Seeds that will come up AMI produce
inst as represented are Landreth's, and are
sold by B. Schmitt.
No political preference shown. Republl-
cans, Democrats, PTohibtionists and Peo-'
PIES patty monuments and Iombstones at
Excelsior Marble Works, Mt Jackson, Va
1t would lie very good idea for the
committee on Street Lights of the council
to take a little tour of observation some
night. They would learn lots Of which
they now must be ignorant.
The Globe Brewery is always sure
To make q beer that's good ard pure.
You can drink it day aud hight
1t always gives an appetite.
Do not delay, If you feel weary,
To call for it at Mrs. Geary's.
Rev. r. c. Walker dropped dead on his
farm near PaInassus, Augusta county,
Monday. Mr.. Walker was widely known
in Virginia and adjoining states as the
sscrstary Of the Lexington PresbJtery,
which position he has held for nearly
thirty years consecutiyely.
The platform upon which every honest
voter can stand, is chat Of the Excelsior
Marble Works, Mt Jackson, Va, namely,
the hest, bandsOmest and cheapest mOnu
men;s and tombstores Of any southern
house.
French Education OF American Girls'
isthe subject of Colonel T. W. HIggiDsOn's
next article, 10 appear in Harper's BGsar
for February 18th. Other features of the
same number will include a charming
story, entitled "Four in Already" by
August F. Taccaci. and delightful Val
entine Song by Clinton ScOllard.
All designs, from the planest to the
most elaborate, any style duplicated,
building marble of all kinds, curbing'
vases, iron fencing, monuments and
tombstones furnished by Excelsior Marble
Works. Mt. Jackson, Va.
We want TIE money you owe Us because
those we owe want to be and must be
paid. Onr hands cannot work for as and
live on promises. Don't forget this when
you come in Monday, courtday. If you
are not coming please send tho money by
some one who will be here. This is a
dead open and shut matter with us now,
and we want those who owe as to bear
il IN mind
The telephone lines of Rosenberger and
Shirley, between Winchester and Staun-
ton, have been purchased by Harrison
burg psrtiOs. The people along the line
earnestly hope the new management will
put the line in operation at once, az it will
be of very great value and convenience to
large number of the people Of this great
Valley Of Virginia.
The Inauguration of president Clsvs-
land is drawing near, and the cry every
where is "on to Washington" Quite
number of persons from this section will
be OH hand to witness the big show. The
Anderson Guards, Co. A. Dad Virginia
Regt., will, with other companies of the
regiment, form part of the parade.